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... Lawrence Cremin has observed , the schools of education and the teachers ' colleges grew up with a high degree of autonomy . * Increasingly , the mental world of the profes- sional educationist became separated from that of the academic ...
... Lawrence Cremin has observed , the schools of education and the teachers ' colleges grew up with a high degree of autonomy . * Increasingly , the mental world of the profes- sional educationist became separated from that of the academic ...
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... John Dewey . Of the two , Dewey's philosophy was much more important , for it embraced within it the belief in the power ... Lawrence Cremin's discriminating history has shown , contained several streams of thought and a variety of tend ...
... John Dewey . Of the two , Dewey's philosophy was much more important , for it embraced within it the belief in the power ... Lawrence Cremin's discriminating history has shown , contained several streams of thought and a variety of tend ...
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... John M. Blum , Carl Bridenbaugh , Paul Carter , Lawrence Cremin , Barbara Cross , Robert D. Cross , Marcus Cunliffe , Stanley Elkins , Julian Franklin , Henry F. Graff , Robert Handy , H. Stuart Hughes , Edward C. Kirkland , William E ...
... John M. Blum , Carl Bridenbaugh , Paul Carter , Lawrence Cremin , Barbara Cross , Robert D. Cross , Marcus Cunliffe , Stanley Elkins , Julian Franklin , Henry F. Graff , Robert Handy , H. Stuart Hughes , Edward C. Kirkland , William E ...
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Antiintellectualism in Our Time | 3 |
On the Unpopularity of Intellect | 24 |
The Evangelical Spirit | 55 |
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