Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 13-14Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1964 |
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Page 134
... individual how to take his place with the least possible friction in his own social group , and how to perform his allotted duties within that group in such a way as to bring the greatest benefit to the group as a whole . The basic and ...
... individual how to take his place with the least possible friction in his own social group , and how to perform his allotted duties within that group in such a way as to bring the greatest benefit to the group as a whole . The basic and ...
Page 143
... individual intellect and to the individual ethos , and hence demands a corresponding subjective reaction on the part of the individual . The scheme of such a government is based on the assumption that each individual has the ...
... individual intellect and to the individual ethos , and hence demands a corresponding subjective reaction on the part of the individual . The scheme of such a government is based on the assumption that each individual has the ...
Page 204
... individual , is about two - fifths less . In Australia , soldiers ' widows who have not re- married can qualify for comparable educational training at govern- mental expense . Although stipends in Great Britain toward the education of ...
... individual , is about two - fifths less . In Australia , soldiers ' widows who have not re- married can qualify for comparable educational training at govern- mental expense . Although stipends in Great Britain toward the education of ...
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