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In other words, this is not a book for the "practical minded." It is "theoretical" in its intentions. It is providing a theory to explain how humans create human civilization, and it happens to have, as its basic premise, an explanation with which I completely agree; namely, we create the world we inhabit, the "human world," the world of human "civilization," by "speaking a truth," and by "saying" it, creating it.
There is real power in that idea!
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