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telesis

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telesis [ˈtɛlɪsɪs]
n
(Sociology) the purposeful use of natural and social processes to obtain specific social goals
[from Greek: event, from telein to fulfil, from telos end]
telesia, telesis
the harnessing of natural and social forces for a beneficial goal.
See also: Improvement, Society
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