Identity Youth and Crisis1968 |
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... historical condi- tions demands a conscious acceptance of historical heterogeneity on the part of adults , combined with an enlightened effort to provide human childhood everywhere with a new fund of mean- ingful continuity . Clinical ...
... historical condi- tions demands a conscious acceptance of historical heterogeneity on the part of adults , combined with an enlightened effort to provide human childhood everywhere with a new fund of mean- ingful continuity . Clinical ...
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... historical fact which alone provides the framework for judging the rationale and the rationalizations of the style of life which ensued . For no doubt these pioneers provided a new nation , sprung up overnight , with a historical ideal ...
... historical fact which alone provides the framework for judging the rationale and the rationalizations of the style of life which ensued . For no doubt these pioneers provided a new nation , sprung up overnight , with a historical ideal ...
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... historical ideas and are unconcerned with the fact that these ideas reach down into the lives of generations and re - emerge through the daily awakening and training of historical consciousness in young individuals : via the mythmakers ...
... historical ideas and are unconcerned with the fact that these ideas reach down into the lives of generations and re - emerge through the daily awakening and training of historical consciousness in young individuals : via the mythmakers ...
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Preface | 9 |
Prologue | 15 |
Foundations in Observation | 44 |
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