Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 16-18Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1946 |
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Page 274
... directed inward against the person himself . However , another strong basic tendency - love - works more construct- ively toward the promotion and en- hancement of life . Thus an indi- vidual has within him positive potentialities ...
... directed inward against the person himself . However , another strong basic tendency - love - works more construct- ively toward the promotion and en- hancement of life . Thus an indi- vidual has within him positive potentialities ...
Page 279
... directed aggressive impulses of delinquent boys in Russia broke out in destructive behavior when supplies for their shop and art work were delayed in reaching the school . In a school for mentally deficient children , the aggressive ...
... directed aggressive impulses of delinquent boys in Russia broke out in destructive behavior when supplies for their shop and art work were delayed in reaching the school . In a school for mentally deficient children , the aggressive ...
Page 298
... directed against the capitalists , while those dated during and after it are directed against the metaphysicians . Fascism , the Axis , and the war itself are barely mentioned , as impudent foreign dis- tractions . In Part III ( " Value ...
... directed against the capitalists , while those dated during and after it are directed against the metaphysicians . Fascism , the Axis , and the war itself are barely mentioned , as impudent foreign dis- tractions . In Part III ( " Value ...
Contents
ARTICLES | 10 |
Heinrich PestalozziHis Life and Work Gustav E Mueller | 141 |
The Imperial Carp | 160 |
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