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3 The Need for Frames of Orientation and Devotion
4 Survival and Transsurvival Needs
5 Humane Experiences
6 Values and Norms
Steps to the Humanization of Technological Society
2 Humanistic Planning
3 Activation and Liberation of Energies
4 Humanized Consumption
2 The Vision of the Dehumanized Society of 2000
3 The Present Technological Society
What Does It Mean to Be Human?
2 The Conditions of Human Existence
5 Psychospiritual Renewal
Can We Do It?
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