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 1  Int,   3| influence on the formation and development of the cultures of the West
 2  Int,   5|    knowledge and fostering the development of culture and history.
 3    4,  36|       traditions but allowed a development satisfying the demands of
 4    4,  36|      of universal reason. This development sought to acquire a critical
 5    4,  43|     special place in this long development belongs to Saint Thomas,
 6    4,  46|     too much to claim that the development of a good part of modern
 7    4,  46| alienating and damaging to the development of a full rationality. They
 8    5,  62|        and enabled much of the development of modern philosophy, albeit
 9    6,  65|        in her thinking and the development of her teaching, but also
10    6,  76|        been so crucial for the development of philosophical thinking,
11    7,  96|    range of cultures and their development certain basic concepts retain
12 Conc, 100|   philosophical thought in the development of culture and its influence
13 Conc, 101|      that, for the benefit and development of human thought, philosophy
14 Conc, 106|    owes so much of its current development, I would urge them to continue