The Collected Works of John Jay Chapman: EducationM & S Press, 1970 |
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... exist : not only for the million who get something from them , but for the one young person of intelligence to whom they mean everything . Our American universities exhibit very vividly all the signs of retardation in culture , which ...
... exist : not only for the million who get something from them , but for the one young person of intelligence to whom they mean everything . Our American universities exhibit very vividly all the signs of retardation in culture , which ...
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... Germany there is a great public of highly educated , nay of deeply and variously learned people , whose very exist- ence secures pay , protection , and reverence for the scholar . The same is true in France , 45 PROFESSORIAL ETHICS.
... Germany there is a great public of highly educated , nay of deeply and variously learned people , whose very exist- ence secures pay , protection , and reverence for the scholar . The same is true in France , 45 PROFESSORIAL ETHICS.
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... exist as a modern is incontestible : he was as modern as anyone else . He merely belonged to a type which , for the time being , has become rare . To us to - day , the yrant founder - saint of the Middle Ages appears like a person not ...
... exist as a modern is incontestible : he was as modern as anyone else . He merely belonged to a type which , for the time being , has become rare . To us to - day , the yrant founder - saint of the Middle Ages appears like a person not ...
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