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330 deep freedom Th e individual worker and citizen benefi ts from enhanced compensa- tion for the eff ects of economic insecuri ...

deep freedom 331 Secure in his protection and empowered by his endowments, the individual is able to confront instability, unafr ...

332 deep freedom come to be marked by a similar combination of prospective fecundity and retrospective selectivity. Th e product ...

deep freedom 333 Pluralistic strategic coordination and cooperative competition in turn prefi gure innovations in the institutio ...

334 deep freedom can be enhanced by other arrangements that prevent or overcome im- passe between the po liti cal branches of go ...

deep freedom 335 tion, is what we should desire. Th e dialectic between the experiments in a place or in a sector and the societ ...

336 deep freedom it can combine ideas or interpreted perceptions in an indefi nite num- ber of ways. By the power of negative ca ...

deep freedom 337 feature of cooperation in a free society— that our ways of cooperating with one another not be circumscribed by ...

338 deep freedom pop u lar engagement in po liti cal life) and by slowing down its pace (par- ticularly through the designed per ...

deep freedom 339 scribing something that we have learned how to repeat. As such, it is the opposite of the imagination. Our libe ...

340 deep freedom countries as well as in poorer ones? Or will these advanced practices increasingly penetrate and transform wide ...

7 Becoming More Human by Becoming More Godlike The Conduct of Life in the Religion of the Future Th e enhancement of life Every ...

342 becoming more human by becoming more godlike ••• Th e change of life that we should seek, in the light of the earlier argu- ...

becoming more human by becoming more godlike 343 ascribe to the divine while eschewing any eff ort to possess, or to mimic, othe ...

344 becoming more human by becoming more godlike and freely rebuff ed. It is also resolved, although less fully, by the higher f ...

becoming more human by becoming more godlike 345 the ought: between the description of what our circumstance is, or might become ...

346 becoming more human by becoming more godlike unchanging laws of nature govern recurrent natural phenomena. Th is Newtonian p ...

becoming more human by becoming more godlike 347 Th e contestability of the conception taints the approach to life that must rel ...

348 becoming more human by becoming more godlike and the confl ict between the imperative of connection to other people (which f ...

becoming more human by becoming more godlike 349 dards, criticizing institutions and practices in the light of the prescrip- tiv ...