Condemned to learn : Habermas, university and the learning society

In Mark Murphy & Ted Fleming (eds.), Habermas, Critical Theory and Education. Routledge (2010)
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Fromm and Habermas: Allies for Adult Education and Democracy.Ted Fleming - 2011 - Studies in Philosophy and Education 31 (2):123-136.

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