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There Is a Distinct Structure To The Academic and Civil Dialogues Of Our Era And We Are Capable Of Discerning It
Downtown Cities Were Nearly Destroyed in the 1950's By the Metaphors of Slums as Cancer and Surgical Renewal.
Much of Our Moral Life and Sense of Justice Derives From the Experiences of Shame and Guilt
After 5,000 Years The Hermit Tradition Is Alive and Vigorous in 20th Century China, Supported By Villagers and Teaching Tao and Zen To Visitors
The Landscape Humans Inhabit Reflects Our Unconscious Social Practices
Traditional economics may no longer be relevant to the contemporary business environment.
In Galilee During Jesus' Life, The Influence of Greek Cynics Was Probably Greater Than Jewish Influence
Martin Luther King Jr. Derived His Leadership From the Core Tradition of the Black Baptist Church
