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... civilization that forms a coherent whole . It follows that their pluralism is the basic pluralism of the civilization . A state system , as treated here , is a pluralistic civilization . The degree to which a civilization is ...
... civilization that forms a coherent whole . It follows that their pluralism is the basic pluralism of the civilization . A state system , as treated here , is a pluralistic civilization . The degree to which a civilization is ...
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... Civilization The cultural empire of Greece spread as political eminence fell . In a demonstration of intellectual power unmatched in history except by Sumeria and by Western civilization , Greek ways and civilization imposed themselves ...
... Civilization The cultural empire of Greece spread as political eminence fell . In a demonstration of intellectual power unmatched in history except by Sumeria and by Western civilization , Greek ways and civilization imposed themselves ...
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... civilization . Nearly all of history shows a very different picture of occasional and local episodes of material and cultural development , surrounded spatially and temporally by stagnation , often decadence . Western civilization ...
... civilization . Nearly all of history shows a very different picture of occasional and local episodes of material and cultural development , surrounded spatially and temporally by stagnation , often decadence . Western civilization ...
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Conditions of State Systems | 21 |
The Open Society | 41 |
Creativity | 61 |
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