Teaching Philosophy to High School Students

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Teaching Philosophy 12 (2):115-130 (1989)
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A week-long, intensive introduction to philosophy during the summer. The program's content, methods, and results.

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01455788

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10.5840/teachphil198912257

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Stephen R. C. Hicks
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