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Does it limit the freedom of the mother when she uses the body of knowledge
thus provided to regulate the objective conditions of nourishment and sleep? Or
does the enlargment of her intelligence in fulfilling her parental function widen
her ...
Does it limit the freedom of the mother when she uses the body of knowledge
thus provided to regulate the objective conditions of nourishment and sleep? Or
does the enlargment of her intelligence in fulfilling her parental function widen
her ...
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room, with its fixed rows of desks and its military regimen of pupils who were
permitted to move only at certain fixed signals, put a great restriction upon
intellectual and moral freedom. Strait-jacket and chain-gang procedures had to
be done ...
room, with its fixed rows of desks and its military regimen of pupils who were
permitted to move only at certain fixed signals, put a great restriction upon
intellectual and moral freedom. Strait-jacket and chain-gang procedures had to
be done ...
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Freedom of movement is also important as a means of maintaining normal
physical and mental health. We have still to learn from the example of the Greeks
who saw clearly the relation between a sound body and a sound mind. But in all
the ...
Freedom of movement is also important as a means of maintaining normal
physical and mental health. We have still to learn from the example of the Greeks
who saw clearly the relation between a sound body and a sound mind. But in all
the ...
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Contents
THE NEED OF A THEORY OF | 12 |
PERIENCE I | 16 |
CRITERIA OF EXPERIENCE | 23 |
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