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... ideal of the self - made man , an ideal which reflected the experiences and aspirations of countless village boys who had become , if not million- aires , at least substantial men of business . Modern students of social mobility have ...
... ideal of the self - made man , an ideal which reflected the experiences and aspirations of countless village boys who had become , if not million- aires , at least substantial men of business . Modern students of social mobility have ...
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... ideal of growth was the primary expression of Dewey's concern with the individual ; the ideal of education in the service of democracy was the expression of his sense of the social function of education . Al- though , as I have ...
... ideal of growth was the primary expression of Dewey's concern with the individual ; the ideal of education in the service of democracy was the expression of his sense of the social function of education . Al- though , as I have ...
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... ideal community in which 2 Intellectuals outside France still look to that country as an ideal instance of the prestige and influence of the intellectual , but even French intellectuals have their foreign ideals . Once , for Stendhal ...
... ideal community in which 2 Intellectuals outside France still look to that country as an ideal instance of the prestige and influence of the intellectual , but even French intellectuals have their foreign ideals . Once , for Stendhal ...
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Antiintellectualism in Our Time | 3 |
On the Unpopularity of Intellect | 24 |
The Evangelical Spirit | 55 |
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