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Confluences of Culture in Anthropology

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 July 2024

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Every scientific discipline, in order to determine with the greatest possible exactitude the phenomena that come within the scope of its particular domain, creates a vocabulary of technical terms with specific significances which it uses as indispensable tools in its research work. On many occasions, when one and the same phenomenon is considered according to the fundamental concepts of related disciplines, various designations are used, giving different meanings and nuances in the development of the analysis. This leads most frequently to an enrichment of the given interpretation, but sometimes also obscures it.

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Research Article
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Copyright © 1964 Fédération Internationale des Sociétés de Philosophie / International Federation of Philosophical Societies (FISP)

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* The articles appearing in this issue were presented as papers at a conference organized by the International Council of Philosophy and Human Sciences in Mexico in September 1963, on the topic Spontaneity and Adaptation in the Development of Civilizations. Due to limitations of space, not all of the contributions could be printed here. The choice made, however, gives better than a general idea of the discussions.