Harvard Educational Review, Volume 4Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1934 |
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Page 71
... cultural garden . And for these generations of the new day adult , continued education must also be provided . In part , because changes in technical and industrial organization will continue to present a problem of reƫducation to large ...
... cultural garden . And for these generations of the new day adult , continued education must also be provided . In part , because changes in technical and industrial organization will continue to present a problem of reƫducation to large ...
Page 166
... cultural exchange . A third factor , caused both by eco- nomic and by political reasons which dis- turbed the cultural conditions of some European countries more than any other event , was the inflation . The inflation produced in the ...
... cultural exchange . A third factor , caused both by eco- nomic and by political reasons which dis- turbed the cultural conditions of some European countries more than any other event , was the inflation . The inflation produced in the ...
Page 167
... cultural habits and desires , was lost , but it also created a deeply rooted distrust of the state and the social order . One does not need to be an adherent of a materialistic philosophy of history in order to admit in the face of such ...
... cultural habits and desires , was lost , but it also created a deeply rooted distrust of the state and the social order . One does not need to be an adherent of a materialistic philosophy of history in order to admit in the face of such ...
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E H Hall John H Finley Sir John Adams William | 59 |
APRIL 1934 | 141 |
HARVARD TEACHERS ASSOCIATION | 156 |
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