Harvard Educational Review, Volume 21Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1951 "The Harvard Educational Review is a journal of opinion and research in the field of education. Articles are selected, edited, and published by an editorial board of graduate students at Harvard University. The editorial policy does not reflect an official position of the Faculty of Education or any other Harvard faculty."-- Volume 81, Number 2, Summer 2011 |
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... cultural , social , economic , and political aspirations of the tribe and clan had given form to the develop- ment of national cultural patterns , governments , and economic unities . Transversely , excesses of these same ties had led ...
... cultural , social , economic , and political aspirations of the tribe and clan had given form to the develop- ment of national cultural patterns , governments , and economic unities . Transversely , excesses of these same ties had led ...
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... cultures , and with different periods in the same culture " ( 40 ) . Now Childs is aware that he will be accused of ... cultural environments " ( 52 , italics mine ) . At this point Childs quotes approv- ingly from the historian , C. L. ...
... cultures , and with different periods in the same culture " ( 40 ) . Now Childs is aware that he will be accused of ... cultural environments " ( 52 , italics mine ) . At this point Childs quotes approv- ingly from the historian , C. L. ...
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... cultural and recreational activities activities reflects the changing nature of union member- 48 961 7 505 23 1,005 1 20 79 2,491 In the cultural activities , the break- Music Drama Dancing 19 650 10 261 20 902 Total .... 49 1,813 ship ...
... cultural and recreational activities activities reflects the changing nature of union member- 48 961 7 505 23 1,005 1 20 79 2,491 In the cultural activities , the break- Music Drama Dancing 19 650 10 261 20 902 Total .... 49 1,813 ship ...
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