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Figures accompanying Part
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Part 2 - Values, Motives,
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Fig. 10 MAJOR TYPES OF SOCIAL VALUE-ORIENTATION |
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UNIVERSALISM |
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PARTICULARISM |
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1. The Transcendent
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2. The ImmanentAchievement
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ACHIEVEMENT |
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sities. |
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3. The Transcendent
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fection Ideal |
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ASCRIPTION |
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zation and maintenance.
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expressive opportunity. |
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see 3.3 Systems of Value-Orientation > The Problem of Classification of
Value Systems [184+] |
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