Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 16-18Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1946 |
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Page 118
... logic and to emphasizing , as logical positivists , how nonsensical was the quest for truth about values and about values and " ultimate " reality , then philosophy became a specialized game , like all the other specialities our ...
... logic and to emphasizing , as logical positivists , how nonsensical was the quest for truth about values and about values and " ultimate " reality , then philosophy became a specialized game , like all the other specialities our ...
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... logical distinction need not constitute a dilemma , it does seem to put obsta- cles in the way of successful learning . But logical distinctions are made for the sake of discovery , and the dis- tinctive elements of the unity thus ...
... logical distinction need not constitute a dilemma , it does seem to put obsta- cles in the way of successful learning . But logical distinctions are made for the sake of discovery , and the dis- tinctive elements of the unity thus ...
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... logical cooperative approach would concentrate on the evaluation of given subject in relation to the total concept of culture . Necessity for Professional Training Some aspects of anthropology are taught in all institutions . These as ...
... logical cooperative approach would concentrate on the evaluation of given subject in relation to the total concept of culture . Necessity for Professional Training Some aspects of anthropology are taught in all institutions . These as ...
Contents
ARTICLES | 10 |
Heinrich PestalozziHis Life and Work Gustav E Mueller | 141 |
The Imperial Carp | 160 |
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