The educated man : studies in the history of educational thought / edited by Paul Nash Andreas M. Kazamias, and Henry J. Perkinson.
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TextPublication details: New York : Wiley, 1965.Description: x, 421 p. ; 24 cmSubject(s): | Item type | Current library | Home library | Call number | Status | Barcode | |
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| LB 5 .N25 73d pt.1 Media and symbols : | LB 5 .N25 75th pt.1 The psychology of teaching methods / | LB 7 .C826 no.10 The Role of history in today's Schools : | LB 7 .N27 The educated man : | LB 7 .P2 1970 Great pedagogical essays : | LB 14.7 .E48 2007 Education in the era of globalization / | LB 14.7 .N63 2006 Philosophy of education. |
Includes bibliographical references.
The guardian: plato by J. J. Chambliss.-The orator: Iscocrates, by Chamblis.-the Orarot: Iscocrates by C. M. Proussis.-The Stoic: Zeno by J. E. Rexine. The Christian; Augustin by Kibre.-The Scholastic: Aquina, by F. E. by J. W. Donohue. The calssical humanist: Erasmus, by F. E. Schacht. The pansophist: Comenius, J. K. Clauser.- The gentleman: Locke, by K. D. Benne.-The natural man; Rousseau, by S. E. Ballinger.
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