Titlebook: Ariadne’s Thread; The Search for New M Mary E. Clark Book 1989 Mary E. Clark 1989 conflict.conflict resolution.efficiency.energy.environmen

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On Acquiring a Worldview student librarians: ‘Where have you put “P”?’ ‘Try the floor below!’ they replied. To their great amusement, I wandered off, repeating the alphabet to myself. Until we become senile (or have a temporary lapse of memory), the alphabet and simple arithmetic are part of our mental furniture that we au

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From God to Man: Origins of the Western Worldviewhurch. It is man’s God-given nature to be social, said Pope, and therefore self-fulfilment is possible only in relation to others. He reacted in horror at the notion emerging from the Age of Reason that humans are basically selfish, greedy and lonely and the purpose of social institutions is merely

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The Cult of Efficiencyt ‘efficient’, the most ‘economical’ way of doing things? When ‘wealth’ is the supreme goal, the more efficiently wealth is produced, the better. For the sake of efficiency, we subordinate human values that in other times, in other societies, in other worldviews, had far higher priority. The origin,

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