Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 16-18Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1946 |
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... common tradition , " and " the Western mind . " These will be referred to again hereinafter along with several of ... common humanity and common citizenship , " " a responsible human being and citizen , " " educa- tion which trains the ...
... common tradition , " and " the Western mind . " These will be referred to again hereinafter along with several of ... common humanity and common citizenship , " " a responsible human being and citizen , " " educa- tion which trains the ...
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... common sense . We have come to distrust common sense , even though it represents the essence of thousands of years of human ex- perience . Perhaps we will find it more valid than we have sometimes recently supposed . There are many ...
... common sense . We have come to distrust common sense , even though it represents the essence of thousands of years of human ex- perience . Perhaps we will find it more valid than we have sometimes recently supposed . There are many ...
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... common humanity . " Someone had finally reminded Unesco that its chief business is to get men to think about peace and its basis in the common life . The reminder was long overdue . Its practical consequences remain to be seen ; and the ...
... common humanity . " Someone had finally reminded Unesco that its chief business is to get men to think about peace and its basis in the common life . The reminder was long overdue . Its practical consequences remain to be seen ; and the ...
Contents
ARTICLES | 10 |
Heinrich PestalozziHis Life and Work Gustav E Mueller | 141 |
The Imperial Carp | 160 |
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