Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 7Department of Archaeology, 1988 - Archaeology |
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... human beings the power to choose good or evil ; and which overrides any pre - existing causes . 4. Human beings are special , in having such freewill . Animals in this view , behave like automatons whose every action is determined by ...
... human beings the power to choose good or evil ; and which overrides any pre - existing causes . 4. Human beings are special , in having such freewill . Animals in this view , behave like automatons whose every action is determined by ...
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... human behaviour and needs ( NHS , employment polices etc. ) ; concentration on the individual's role coincides with Thatcherism , and with Keith Joseph's concepts of the kind of history to be taught in school ; and Renfrew's Peer Polity ...
... human behaviour and needs ( NHS , employment polices etc. ) ; concentration on the individual's role coincides with Thatcherism , and with Keith Joseph's concepts of the kind of history to be taught in school ; and Renfrew's Peer Polity ...
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... human mind operates as a function of a brain which is itself part of the body . All attempts therefore to imply a freedom of human action outside the whole systemic framework of cause and effect that extends indefinitely backwards , to ...
... human mind operates as a function of a brain which is itself part of the body . All attempts therefore to imply a freedom of human action outside the whole systemic framework of cause and effect that extends indefinitely backwards , to ...
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