Educational implications of four conceptions of human nature: a comparative study

Washington, D.C.: The Catholic university of America Press (1940)
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John Dewey.--William Chandler Bagley.--Herman Harrell Horne.--The Catholic viewpoint.--Educational implications compared.--Conclusion.--Bibliography (p. [129]-135).

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