Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 15-16Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1945 |
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Howard Eugene Wilson. tional cultures such as Russian , German , Polish , Italian . 8. Lectures , forums and discussions on racial and religious problems and on cultural values . 9. Presence on the faculties of representatives of the ...
Howard Eugene Wilson. tional cultures such as Russian , German , Polish , Italian . 8. Lectures , forums and discussions on racial and religious problems and on cultural values . 9. Presence on the faculties of representatives of the ...
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... tional . The explanation for this change will be found in the general policy of the Soviet Union . The revolutionary romanticism of the early period was replaced in the early thirties by the constructive realism of the Five Years Plans ...
... tional . The explanation for this change will be found in the general policy of the Soviet Union . The revolutionary romanticism of the early period was replaced in the early thirties by the constructive realism of the Five Years Plans ...
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Howard Eugene Wilson. BY ALBERT R. BRINKMAN " tional course in all educational insti- viously rationalized ,. As a companion to the preceding article by Mr. Penrose , this one , by Mr. Brinkman , depicts the more formal side of Japan's ...
Howard Eugene Wilson. BY ALBERT R. BRINKMAN " tional course in all educational insti- viously rationalized ,. As a companion to the preceding article by Mr. Penrose , this one , by Mr. Brinkman , depicts the more formal side of Japan's ...
Contents
EDITORIAL | 1 |
James M Anderson Helen M Jones | 3 |
The Good Neighbor Policy and Spanish Courses | 22 |
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