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J%6), p. 3t1, n. 1.1. N( )II ', 48. Joseph Campbell, O,"il'lllal i\1y(Jwl()y: "ll1i' MrI.I"J,, \· '1 ( . I ,. I ' ( ;. hd Olson, . Sci('e n.eifie.d, Science Dl'fied (Berkeley, 19X2), p. 30. pp. 41-42. . I ,m , fl . • . Nt·w ) 11110., I'/k'l. . . . rnal, SCle.nce. En fhstory, vol. I (Cambridge MA 1971 ) l 1) ;: :c. J: i :;d T;2eL;; o f I. a nguage (Ne York, '1944),' ;,. 4J .. 53. Ihid., p. 9. . 54 W'II' ' gn of the Number COnCl'pl (New York, 1(79), 1'. (, I /am . h'cns, Jr., Art and Geomelry (Cambridge, 1946) p 30 , 55. Col. leWIS, Mind and WorM Order (New York 1956) 56. Olson, op. cit., p. 1/2. ' .. , , p. VII. . . . . .'57. Plato predicated the beginning of the state on the ., " 58 r divisioll of labor. Productive' endeavor is from th % specialization and d' . . f k ' acquires stability via this fragmenttion and coar IVISlon 0 wor and the state ' . ! G.M.A. Grube (London 1981) s t' 369 ' , ec Ions 370. atral. Inequalty refkc1Td ill e eglllnmg organm:d thrnu).!;h . I o.t on y denved fom it hUl dInatlUn. The Rt'pubhc, tnmsla(nt h' - t can be cogentl} argued that P latD and Ansttle share csscnt 11 h 59 method For exa mple Burt Alrv>rt I ' Y , nV('rSlOns (San Francisco 1973) h · David S Landes RevolutIOn In Ttm (e b 'd M 60 leWIS M f ' e am n gc A, 1983), P 78 · urn ord, The. Myth of the MachEnI'. (New York, 1967) 278 61. A C. Crombie, Me.dll'.val and Earl Mod S 62. /but, pp. 74-75 ' P . la y t e same redu< tlVI " c aptcrs 5 ,md (, y em CIP.nCe, vol I (Cambndge MA, 1967), p. t IH 63. Lewis Mumford, the Condition of Men (New York 1944) 176 :. : o gt:: Sarton, Sartl 011 the /lislory of Scimce (C...ambridge rJ:A Jn6) 96 64. Arnold acey, nle. Maze. oJ Ingenuio/ (('- ambridge MA 197' 96 F • , Win Arthur Rurtt 1925), p. 56. , The. Metaphysical Fount/ati , .r M ' . ' p. . 011::; 0, adem PhYSIcal Science. (LondulI, Karl Jaspers, The Onglll and Goal of HlSlory (New llaven 1953) 89 ranz Borkcnau Die Uberga r. i I ' dIVIsion of labr th > ng vom ,eur. a en zum burgerhchen W,.,Jtblld (Pans, 1934) '1111' , eSIS IS centra to Borkcnau's att b manufacturing penod's mentality Descartes ' vlcw contrived mechamsms-maehmes_ls a roduct objectIficatIon Involved In the Jump In f :a g 69 Ca I M C , P e Pt to sta hsh the OrIgin of . r 0 arllma !li as merely cleverly cx ' for mentc wor . d amPle, of the heightened ' r . lpolla, Clor.ks and Culture, J300- 1700(New York 1967) -7 0 70 E :,dmund Husserl, in" Cnsls oj European .)cU'.J/ces and 71 G , (evanston, 1970), p 21 59 p . era d J. Galagan, The LogiC of Modernity (New York J 982) n. Weyl, op. cu., p. l39. 73. R.G. Collingwood A F · " h ' , n . k ' , p. :. Tramcrmdenlui Phenomenology " , p. 3l. ,Slay on metap ysics (J...ondon .1940) 256 ;: h e h : :p:::; !i:;;: !{g:ti {i (P t r 'i ncelo , '96'0): p. 81. 76 Th accidental that these advances in mat; ' d S' ., I · Iml ar y,
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