The Philosophy of Moral Development: Moral Stages and the Idea of JusticeV.1. The philosophy of moral development : moral stages and the idea of justice . v.2. The psychology of moral development : moral stages and the life cycle. v .3. Education and moral development : moral stages and practice. |
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Part One Moral Stages and the Aims of Education | 1 |
Socratic View | 29 |
The Dewey View | 49 |
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