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... human interest in their workers merely in order to improve pro- duction results , then they will be both wrong and unsuccessful . They will be wrong because regard for human beings should be seen as an end in itself . They will be ...
... human interest in their workers merely in order to improve pro- duction results , then they will be both wrong and unsuccessful . They will be wrong because regard for human beings should be seen as an end in itself . They will be ...
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... human life in time - are in reality a more serious obstruction to Christianity than the natural sciences . ' After making this very strong statement , Professor Butterfield goes on to examine the effects of some of the mental ...
... human life in time - are in reality a more serious obstruction to Christianity than the natural sciences . ' After making this very strong statement , Professor Butterfield goes on to examine the effects of some of the mental ...
Pagina 381
... human life in time - are in reality a more serious obstruction to Christianity than the natural sciences . ' After making this very strong statement , Professor Butterfield goes on to examine the effects of some of the mental ...
... human life in time - are in reality a more serious obstruction to Christianity than the natural sciences . ' After making this very strong statement , Professor Butterfield goes on to examine the effects of some of the mental ...
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