The philosopher's child: critical perspectives in the Western tradition

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Rochester, NY: University of Rochester Press (1998)
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This collection of essays examines how philosophers in the Western tradition have viewed and written about children through the ages. (Philosophy)

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B105.C45.P44 1998

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1580460216   9781580460217
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