Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 16-18Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1946 |
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Page 22
... nomic chaos of the contemporary world . Education is in a state of con- fusion because life itself is a mad- house of conflicting thought patterns , incompatible forces , irresponsible and irresolvable powers , rampant nation- alisms ...
... nomic chaos of the contemporary world . Education is in a state of con- fusion because life itself is a mad- house of conflicting thought patterns , incompatible forces , irresponsible and irresolvable powers , rampant nation- alisms ...
Page 182
... nomic realms . This conflict has in- fluenced the adjustments of one group to the other , and has deter- mined those elements of civilization which one group has accepted or re- jected from the other . Islam arose as a revolt against so ...
... nomic realms . This conflict has in- fluenced the adjustments of one group to the other , and has deter- mined those elements of civilization which one group has accepted or re- jected from the other . Islam arose as a revolt against so ...
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... nomic nor social privilege comes to one by right of birth according to our American ideals . On the contrary , the members of each new generation are supposed to start from scratch . Merit alone should win . The cynical among you may ...
... nomic nor social privilege comes to one by right of birth according to our American ideals . On the contrary , the members of each new generation are supposed to start from scratch . Merit alone should win . The cynical among you may ...
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ARTICLES | 1 |
The Search for Unity in Higher | 21 |
Bivariate Normal Population When X is Truncated | 52 |
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