The Patterns of the Present

The Patterns of the PresentAn original philosophical treatise on form and the foundations of social value. The third volume in a trilogy by George Allan, The Patterns of the Present argues that organisms, persons, and cultures are all meaningful systems, and that the ontological conditions necessary for their sustained systemic unity provide a normative standard ideals of virtue and responsibility by which individuals can judge how best to live their lives and seek a common

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" one that draws principally on the intersection between landscape and historical/prehistorical time

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