Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 16-18Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1946 |
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Page 282
... ence at Harvard , it seems desirable to preface this essay with the remark that Peirce himself was subjected , with varying degrees of success , to the rigors of the Harvard curriculum . He speaks , then , as the living embodi ment of ...
... ence at Harvard , it seems desirable to preface this essay with the remark that Peirce himself was subjected , with varying degrees of success , to the rigors of the Harvard curriculum . He speaks , then , as the living embodi ment of ...
Page 158
... ence in some overt way . This experi- ence is , of course , in some part mental , verbal , and conceptual ; it It should be noted that I have not been urging some particular courses thought to be especially designed for the functional ...
... ence in some overt way . This experi- ence is , of course , in some part mental , verbal , and conceptual ; it It should be noted that I have not been urging some particular courses thought to be especially designed for the functional ...
Page 90
... ence . Diffidently , he may ask ques- tions of his somewhat older col- leagues , but they have been through the same process and either are afraid to generalize from their own experi- ence or else may smugly feel that he should find his ...
... ence . Diffidently , he may ask ques- tions of his somewhat older col- leagues , but they have been through the same process and either are afraid to generalize from their own experi- ence or else may smugly feel that he should find his ...
Contents
ARTICLES | 10 |
Heinrich PestalozziHis Life and Work Gustav E Mueller | 141 |
The Imperial Carp | 160 |
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