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I do not mean that it is supposed that objective conditions can be shut out. It is
recognized that they must enter in: so much concession is made to the
inescapable fact that we live in a world of things and persons. But I think that
observation of ...
I do not mean that it is supposed that objective conditions can be shut out. It is
recognized that they must enter in: so much concession is made to the
inescapable fact that we live in a world of things and persons. But I think that
observation of ...
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The wise mother takes account of the needs of the infant but not in a way which
dispenses with her own responsibility for regulating the objective conditions
under which the needs are satisfied. And if she is a wise mother in this respect,
she ...
The wise mother takes account of the needs of the infant but not in a way which
dispenses with her own responsibility for regulating the objective conditions
under which the needs are satisfied. And if she is a wise mother in this respect,
she ...
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both factors in experience—objective and internal conditions. Any normal
experience is an interplay of these two sets of conditions. Taken together, or in
their interaction, they form what we call a situation. The trouble with traditional
education ...
both factors in experience—objective and internal conditions. Any normal
experience is an interplay of these two sets of conditions. Taken together, or in
their interaction, they form what we call a situation. The trouble with traditional
education ...
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Contents
THE NEED OF A THEORY OF EX PERIENCE | 12 |
CRITERIA OF EXPERIENCE | 23 |
SOCIAL CONTROL | 53 |
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