Beyond Civilization: The End of the Hierarchical ImaginationVan Gorcum, 1989 - 178 pagine |
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Chapter Two The Hierarchical View of Nature | 20 |
Chapter Three The New View of Nature | 54 |
Chapter Four The Primitive View of Self | 71 |
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