The Meaning of the Twentieth Century: The Great TransitionHarper & Row, 1964 - 199 páginas |
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... diminish their income . In the 1930's , indeed , there were many areas in Europe and many sections of the population in North America where the net reproduction rate was so low that there was a fear of race suicide . The net ...
... diminish their income . In the 1930's , indeed , there were many areas in Europe and many sections of the population in North America where the net reproduction rate was so low that there was a fear of race suicide . The net ...
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... diminishes the temperature differ- ences and hence diminishes the potential for further work . Similarly water at the top of a hill can perform work by running downhill and turning mills and turbines . Once it is at the bottom of the ...
... diminishes the temperature differ- ences and hence diminishes the potential for further work . Similarly water at the top of a hill can perform work by running downhill and turning mills and turbines . Once it is at the bottom of the ...
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... diminishing potential . We are dangerously close to some metaphysical shoals at this point , and we must turn quickly away from some fascinating but unanswerable question about the origin and the end of the universe . What we see in the ...
... diminishing potential . We are dangerously close to some metaphysical shoals at this point , and we must turn quickly away from some fascinating but unanswerable question about the origin and the end of the universe . What we see in the ...
Contenido
The Great Transition | 1 |
Science as the Basis of the Great Transition | 27 |
The Significance of the Social Sciences | 54 |
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The Meaning of the Twentieth Century: The Great Transition Kenneth Ewart Boulding,Ruth Nanda Anshen Vista de fragmentos - 1965 |
The Meaning of the Twentieth Century: The Great Transition Kenneth Ewart Boulding Vista de fragmentos - 1964 |
The Meaning of the Twentieth Century: The Great Transition Kenneth Ewart Boulding Vista de fragmentos - 1964 |
Términos y frases comunes
achieved Adam Smith agriculture attitude becomes behavior biological birth rate cities civilized societies coercion colonial Communist conflict cost countries create culture dangers diminish disaster dynamics economic development empirical energy enormous entropy equilibrium essential ethic eventually evolutionary potential fact Fred Polak Furthermore genetic growth industry Herman Kahn horse collar human ideology important increase inference instance institutions invention invisible college knowl knowledge industry large number learning process long-run man's mankind means ment methods moral nature neolithic Nevertheless noösphere nuclear organization paleolithic perhaps planet political population possible postcivilized society precivilized society prisoner's dilemma probably problem produce rain dance result revolution role RUTH NANDA ANSHEN SARVEPALLI RADHAKRISHNAN scientific image scientists seems self-consciousness sense social sciences social systems socialist Soviet Union stable stage successful surplus theoretical things threat system tion transition twentieth century universe value system whole World Perspectives
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