Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 15-16Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1945 |
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... committees on employment , housing , health , and recreation . The committee by formal vote defined its goal and function as follows : " The goal of the Mayor's Committee on Race Relations is justice and equality of opportunity and ...
... committees on employment , housing , health , and recreation . The committee by formal vote defined its goal and function as follows : " The goal of the Mayor's Committee on Race Relations is justice and equality of opportunity and ...
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... Committee's surmises about ultimate reality . In such a review as this , only one point seems essential : the Committee makes truth and reality identical , then it defines truth as but partially known and knowable , which means that it ...
... Committee's surmises about ultimate reality . In such a review as this , only one point seems essential : the Committee makes truth and reality identical , then it defines truth as but partially known and knowable , which means that it ...
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... Committee has constantly emphasized , and it has isolated and described ( though not explicitly ) three master patterns resulting from the interweaving of its philosophical and social theories . These may be called the Committee's ...
... Committee has constantly emphasized , and it has isolated and described ( though not explicitly ) three master patterns resulting from the interweaving of its philosophical and social theories . These may be called the Committee's ...
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EDITORIAL | 1 |
James M Anderson Helen M Jones | 3 |
The Good Neighbor Policy and Spanish Courses | 22 |
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