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Can both societies thrive simultaneously, indeed symbiotically, or will the closed society, by virtue of the autonomous structure of transcendental reason, become subsumed and/or displaced by the spirit and society of the scientific attitude? Moreover, cultural reclamation projects (such as the Johnson brothers' Books of American Negro Spirituals) were symbiotically related to cultural promotional projects (such as Johnson's The Book of American Negro Poetry and Locke's New Negro anthology). Mother and baby symbiotically adjust to each other in many ways to get exactly what they need: body temperature, heart rate, and breathing and hormone levels settle into a calm state of low energy consumption. |
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