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FROM TERRITORIAL IMAGE TO CULTURAL ENVIRONMENT

solutions are inadequate for the social problems in this world. W e must discuss the agonies of our time not as extreme conditions of our known past, b u t within the context of an imagined future panorama.

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I REFERENCES: 1. R. Ardrey: „The Territorial Imperative", NY Atheneum,

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2. J. B. Calhoun: „Space and the Strategy of Life," Frontiers of Science Lecture, American Association for the Advancement of Science Meetings in Dallas, 1968, To appear as a chapter in A. H. Esser (ed) ,,The Use of Space by Animals and Men" 3. C. R. Carpenter: „A Field Study of the Behavior and Social Relations of Howling Monkeys," Comp. Psych. Man. Vol. 10, No. 2, 1934 4. R. Dubos; „Man, Medicine, and Environment," Frederick A. Praeger, New York, 1969 „So Human an Animal," Charles Scribner Sons, New York 1968 5. A. H. Esser: ,,Social Pollution: The evolutionary lag between man's social and prosthetic brain" Charmain's remarks for Session 2: „Social Dysfunction and Environment: some harbingers of catastrophe", AAAS General Symposium, ,,Human Settlements and Environmental Design," December 28—30, 1969 6. See for example the recent discussions in Science: Gerard Hardin: „The Tragedy of the Commons," Science, 162 : 1243 ('68) Beryl L. Crow: „The Tragedy of the Oommoins Revisited," Science, 166 : 1103 (1969) 7. K. Lorenz: „On Agression," New York, Harcourt, Brace World, 1966

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