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| PART
I - SCIENCE AND SYMBOLS |
| I
- Science is Sciencing |
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II - The Symbol: the Origin and Basis of Human Behavior |
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| III
- On the Use of Tools by Primates |
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| IV
- Mind is Minding |
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| V
- The Expansion of the Scope of Science |
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| PART
II - MAN AND CULTURE |
| VI
- Culturological vs. Psychological Interpretations of
Human Behavior |
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| VII
- Cultural Determinants of Mind |
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| VIII
- Genius: Its Causes and Incidence |
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| IX
- Ikhnaton: The Great Man vs. the Culture Process |
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| X
- The Locus of Mathematical Reality |
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| XI
- The Definition and Prohibition of Incest |
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| XII
- Man's Control over Civilization: An Anthropocentric
Illusion |
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| PART
III - ENERGY AND CIVILIZATION |
| XIII
- Energy and the Evolution of Culture |
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| XIV
- The Science of Culture |
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