Go BackArch 280, Winter 1977 – The Relative “Oneness”: Notes from different students for a class assignment with a proposed seven part outline: I. The Unnamable; II. The force and the 12 properties; III: The state of mind; IV. The generative process; V. The relationship to the PL; VI. Universal Implications; VII: Appendix – Experiments?
01/03/1977Five different incomplete essays, mostly thoughts noted in the form of bullet points; essays do not bear the names of authors.
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Arch 280, Winter 1977 - The Relative "Oneness": Notes from different students for a class assignment with a proposed seven part outline: I. The Unnamable; II. The force and the 12 properties; III: The state of mind; IV. The generative process; V. The relationship to the PL; VI. Universal Implications; VII: Appendix - Experiments?
01/03/1977
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Arch 280, Winter 1977 - The Relative "Oneness": Notes from different students for a class assignment with a proposed seven part outline: I. The Unnamable; II. The force and the 12 properties; III: The state of mind; IV. The generative process; V. The relationship to the PL; VI. Universal Implications; VII: Appendix - Experiments?
01/03/1977
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Arch 280, Winter 1977 - The Relative "Oneness": Notes from different students for a class assignment with a proposed seven part outline: I. The Unnamable; II. The force and the 12 properties; III: The state of mind; IV. The generative process; V. The relationship to the PL; VI. Universal Implications; VII: Appendix - Experiments?
01/03/1977
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The Nature of Order - An Essay on the Art of Building and the Nature of the Universe.
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The Nature of Order - An Essay on the Art of Building and the Nature of the Universe.
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