Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 15-16Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1945 SCC Library has 1965-cur. |
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Page 254
... respect as an equal , at least partly because this redounds to our credit . Perhaps the test case is that of a former enemy , turned friend , for whom respect is low . Combat troops in general de- spised the Italians for giving up ...
... respect as an equal , at least partly because this redounds to our credit . Perhaps the test case is that of a former enemy , turned friend , for whom respect is low . Combat troops in general de- spised the Italians for giving up ...
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... respects a nuisance and a danger . He would be , for ex- ample , unable to drive the common- est vehicle , or to ... respect . Unless the character of schooling is changed in fundamen- tal ways , the fate of from a quarter to a third ...
... respects a nuisance and a danger . He would be , for ex- ample , unable to drive the common- est vehicle , or to ... respect . Unless the character of schooling is changed in fundamen- tal ways , the fate of from a quarter to a third ...
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... respect to the age - range of initiates is shown in The Social Institutions of the Kipsigis , by J. G. Peristiany.35 Boys are now initiated from fourteen to eighteen years of age although until recently the age - range was from twen- ty ...
... respect to the age - range of initiates is shown in The Social Institutions of the Kipsigis , by J. G. Peristiany.35 Boys are now initiated from fourteen to eighteen years of age although until recently the age - range was from twen- ty ...
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