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... society is a task which has still to be undertaken seriously . The second factor is that society , dominated as it is by technics , has a more uncontrollable momentum of its own than in any previous periods . It is this which leads to ...
... society is a task which has still to be undertaken seriously . The second factor is that society , dominated as it is by technics , has a more uncontrollable momentum of its own than in any previous periods . It is this which leads to ...
Pagina 346
... society must necessarily crush the individual , whose feeling of frustration is in direct proportion to his personal energy and intelligence . Conversely , every man uses his powers to thwart the law . As he cannot do so openly ( only ...
... society must necessarily crush the individual , whose feeling of frustration is in direct proportion to his personal energy and intelligence . Conversely , every man uses his powers to thwart the law . As he cannot do so openly ( only ...
Pagina 347
... Society resists this passion and thereby strengthens it . The hero achieves partial fulfilment , but appetite grows with what it feeds on , and complete satisfaction recedes whenever it comes in sight . The hero is the winner against ...
... Society resists this passion and thereby strengthens it . The hero achieves partial fulfilment , but appetite grows with what it feeds on , and complete satisfaction recedes whenever it comes in sight . The hero is the winner against ...
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