What is the nature of human being? 2. What is the relationship of humans to the natural world? 3. What is the orientation of humans to time? 4. What is the human orientation to activity? 5. What is the relationship of humans to each other? Orientation postulated range of variations Human nature Evil Mixture of good and evil Good People-nature Subjugation to nature Harmony with nature Mastery over nature Time Past Present future Activity Being Being-in-becoming Doing Relationships Linearity Collaterality Individualism Source: Adapted from Florence R...
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What is the relationship of humans to each other? Orientation postulated range of variations Human nature Evil Mixture of good and evil Good People-nature Subjugation to nature Harmony with nature Mastery over nature Time Past Present future Activity Being Being-in-becoming Doing Relationships Linearity Collaterality Individualism Source: Adapted from Florence R...
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