Man ObservedPutnam, 1968 - 299页 A series of essays by an anthropologist on wide and varied topics, such as the population problem, woman's make-up, furniture, chastity and sex, race and war, and religion. |
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第137页
... individual development , and the facts of individual and social mental health . From whatever standpoint the principle of love is viewed , it turns out to have the highest adaptive value in the development of both the group and the ...
... individual development , and the facts of individual and social mental health . From whatever standpoint the principle of love is viewed , it turns out to have the highest adaptive value in the development of both the group and the ...
第138页
... individual to develop a self only insofar as they are exposed to the appropriate environ- mental stimuli . Clark Moustakas has written , " The individual is not a fixed entity but a center of experience involving the creative synthesis ...
... individual to develop a self only insofar as they are exposed to the appropriate environ- mental stimuli . Clark Moustakas has written , " The individual is not a fixed entity but a center of experience involving the creative synthesis ...
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... individual organism become subor- dinate to the population . It is in harmony with natural law to have an individual function for the benefit of other contemporary individuals and also for future generations . This principle gives us a ...
... individual organism become subor- dinate to the population . It is in harmony with natural law to have an individual function for the benefit of other contemporary individuals and also for future generations . This principle gives us a ...
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