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 1  1, 9 |        and the transformation of nature, industrialization constantly
 2  1, 9 | rationally endeavored to control nature, 7 is he not now becoming
 3  1, 10|         in the face of a hostile nature which it has taken him centuries
 4  1, 14|          of a directly political nature. When it is a question of
 5  1, 21|   ill-considered exploitation of nature he risks destroying it and
 6  2, 25|      ultimate convictions on the nature, origin and end of man and
 7  2, 30|          teachings regarding the nature, origin and destiny of the
 8  2, 30|      changes, even of a profound nature. Besides, who can deny that
 9  2, 38|        is raised. Having subdued nature by using his reason, man
10  2, 40|         and inherent in the very nature of man. These sciences are
11  2    |                        Ambiguous nature of progress ~
12  2, 41|        in face of the demands of nature and of social constraints;
13  3, 47|          a basic demand of man's nature, a concrete exercise of
14  4, 51|    rising above their particular nature, the concrete demands of