Education and the idea of mankind
As editor Robert Ulich puts it: "What we need first of all is fundamental thinking- not only about our schools and our world, but also about ourselves". Fundamental- that's the key word. For the assumptions and/or aspirations throughout these essays are geared toward directing the dif...
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Chicago
University of Chicago Press
1974
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| Sumario: | As editor Robert Ulich puts it: "What we need first of all is fundamental thinking- not only about our schools and our world, but also about ourselves". Fundamental- that's the key word. For the assumptions and/or aspirations throughout these essays are geared toward directing the differing branches of knowledge and unwieldy offshoots of mass information toward a definite development; a unity in which individual interests are part and parcel of universal concepts- above all, in which the young understand the perspectives of history and the common concerns, values and ideals of humanity as a whole... |
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