The Collected Works of John Jay Chapman: EducationM & S Press, 1970 |
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... language exists . Every experiment and usage of the past is a part of this language . A phrase or an idea rises in the Hebrew , and filters through the Greek or Latin and French down to our own time . The practitioners who scribble and ...
... language exists . Every experiment and usage of the past is a part of this language . A phrase or an idea rises in the Hebrew , and filters through the Greek or Latin and French down to our own time . The practitioners who scribble and ...
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... language of its own , in a set of formulae and conceptions which cannot cover the most important interests of ... languages ? She cannot hope to compete with these languages , nor to trans- late or expound them . She must accept them ...
... language of its own , in a set of formulae and conceptions which cannot cover the most important interests of ... languages ? She cannot hope to compete with these languages , nor to trans- late or expound them . She must accept them ...
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John Jay Chapman. I In man's intercourse with man there are two Languages - the Language of the Intel- lect and the Language of the Emotions ; or , if you will , Science and the Fine Arts . The lan- guage of the emotions is divided into ...
John Jay Chapman. I In man's intercourse with man there are two Languages - the Language of the Intel- lect and the Language of the Emotions ; or , if you will , Science and the Fine Arts . The lan- guage of the emotions is divided into ...
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