A New Morality from Science: BeyondismPergamon Press, 1972 - 482 páginas |
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... called - and continue to call here - cooperative competition . That book was written primarily to convince the general public ( there being then six men in Britain whose full - time profession it was to research in psychology ) that ...
... called - and continue to call here - cooperative competition . That book was written primarily to convince the general public ( there being then six men in Britain whose full - time profession it was to research in psychology ) that ...
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... called the elegant queen of the sciences , and as in other complex sciences it is going to have as great a role to play in connection with the new science of morality . But if Beyondism is aptly so called , then this new science , with ...
... called the elegant queen of the sciences , and as in other complex sciences it is going to have as great a role to play in connection with the new science of morality . But if Beyondism is aptly so called , then this new science , with ...
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... called site research . A second meaning - and one central to the Beyondist concept of experimental societies— is one that might be called venture research . Here , without any possibility of laboratory solution , an actual community ...
... called site research . A second meaning - and one central to the Beyondist concept of experimental societies— is one that might be called venture research . Here , without any possibility of laboratory solution , an actual community ...
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Three Gateways to the Understanding of Life | 3 |
Religion | 12 |
Rational Empirical | 20 |
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