The Transit of Learning: A Social and Cultural Interpretation of American Educational HistoryAlfred Publishing Company, 1979 - 487 sider |
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... Society , 13 and they are worth pondering in other contexts , but here we are concerned with these societies as they ... Society , though , discounting political considerations is hard , for politics were responsible for the Society's ...
... Society , 13 and they are worth pondering in other contexts , but here we are concerned with these societies as they ... Society , though , discounting political considerations is hard , for politics were responsible for the Society's ...
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... SOCIETY A social theory embellished with precision and structure became a reality long before it found a way into textbooks on social philosophy or socio- logical manuals . In Lester Frank Ward's Dynamic Sociology2 we are not reading a ...
... SOCIETY A social theory embellished with precision and structure became a reality long before it found a way into textbooks on social philosophy or socio- logical manuals . In Lester Frank Ward's Dynamic Sociology2 we are not reading a ...
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... society itself and the call went out for an exercise of strict social control . Under the circumstances the schools could not have been expected to escape the imposition of social pressure , and all this was justified by the best excuse ...
... society itself and the call went out for an exercise of strict social control . Under the circumstances the schools could not have been expected to escape the imposition of social pressure , and all this was justified by the best excuse ...
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