Notes towards the definition of culture.

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Notes towards the definition of culture.
T. S. Eliot
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In this essay, Mr. Eliot examines different uses of the word 'culture' and discusses the social, regional and religious conditions which can provide a suitable environment for the development of this particular aspect of civilisation. 'Deserves the serious attention of every readers. ... This is a book notable not only for its sanity but for its deep and sincere feeling. It should be widely read and discussed.' [Books of the Month]
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Faber and Faber
Language
English
Pages
124

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Cover of: Notas para la definicio n de la cultura
Notas para la definicio n de la cultura
1984, Bruguera
Texto impreso in Spanish - [1a. ed.].
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CB19 E55 1967

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124p.
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