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Quotes from The Next Development in Man — Lancelot Law Whyte

1896–1972 Scotland

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More comprehensive process than those of the conscious mind control human destiny. (p. 151)

The Next Development in Man (1948)

The dissociation of the typical adult European is a consequence not of any universal human nature, a term that has no meaning, but of the influence of an inadequately organized tradition. (p. 124)

The Next Development in Man (1948)

The human need for unity first created subjective religion, then objective analytical science; now it corrects the partiality of these attitudes by substituting one complete doctrine. (p. 251)

The Next Development in Man (1948)

Throughout history there runs one main trend: a progressive differentiation, or passage from simple to more complex forms in behavior, thought, and social organization. (p. 73)

The Next Development in Man (1948)

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