Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 16-18Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1946 |
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... human being pre- supposes a general theory of human nature and human values " ( p . 176 ) . This general theory includes at least nine principles which can merely be listed : 1 ) " the dignity and mutual ob- ligation of man " ( p . 50 ) ...
... human being pre- supposes a general theory of human nature and human values " ( p . 176 ) . This general theory includes at least nine principles which can merely be listed : 1 ) " the dignity and mutual ob- ligation of man " ( p . 50 ) ...
Page 212
... human learning . . . . The evi- dence is conclusive that human learn- ing is primarily a matter of the grow- ing organism's learning how to behave as a social being and that the stimuli which motivate human action are al- most wholly ...
... human learning . . . . The evi- dence is conclusive that human learn- ing is primarily a matter of the grow- ing organism's learning how to behave as a social being and that the stimuli which motivate human action are al- most wholly ...
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... human culture , " there is every reason to suppose that belief came first , and the power of doubting long after " ( 5.512 ) . As the sphere of hu- man action , and hence of human be- lief , is enlarged , " occasions of action arise in ...
... human culture , " there is every reason to suppose that belief came first , and the power of doubting long after " ( 5.512 ) . As the sphere of hu- man action , and hence of human be- lief , is enlarged , " occasions of action arise in ...
Contents
ARTICLES | 10 |
Heinrich PestalozziHis Life and Work Gustav E Mueller | 141 |
The Imperial Carp | 160 |
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