The Great Ideas TodayRobert Maynard Hutchins, Mortimer Jerome Adler Encyclopædia Britannica, 1968 |
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... ACHIEVEMENT It is easy to see what is meant by " maximizing goal achievement " when the goal is profits or votes , since profits and votes can be counted . Just as the producer can say , " By spending a thousand dollars on ma- chinery ...
... ACHIEVEMENT It is easy to see what is meant by " maximizing goal achievement " when the goal is profits or votes , since profits and votes can be counted . Just as the producer can say , " By spending a thousand dollars on ma- chinery ...
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... achievement . If we are to speak sensibly of anyone maximizing his goal achievement , we must have in mind only some of his activities . If we take all his activi- ties into account , even over a short period of time , it makes no sense ...
... achievement . If we are to speak sensibly of anyone maximizing his goal achievement , we must have in mind only some of his activities . If we take all his activi- ties into account , even over a short period of time , it makes no sense ...
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... achievement . Indeed much of it could be said more adequately , in the sense of more simply and precisely . If we try to explain the processes peculiar to democracy as serving to maximize the satisfaction of wants ( or the achievement ...
... achievement . Indeed much of it could be said more adequately , in the sense of more simply and precisely . If we try to explain the processes peculiar to democracy as serving to maximize the satisfaction of wants ( or the achievement ...
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Introduction | 2 |
PART | 77 |
A Little Anthology of Contemporary Poetry | 108 |
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