The Quarterly Review, Band 265,Ausgabe 526John Murray, 1935 |
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... bring up boys and girls together , and that it is the likenesses between them which lead to sympathy and understanding , and so to better work for their fellow men . Practical coeducators find that the inferiority complex peculiar to ...
... bring up boys and girls together , and that it is the likenesses between them which lead to sympathy and understanding , and so to better work for their fellow men . Practical coeducators find that the inferiority complex peculiar to ...
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... bring to the girls , they think , a stronger esprit de corps , a love of important causes , greater toler- ance , contempt for backbiting , verbal teasing , and downright lying , and better control of emotion . bring to the boys greater ...
... bring to the girls , they think , a stronger esprit de corps , a love of important causes , greater toler- ance , contempt for backbiting , verbal teasing , and downright lying , and better control of emotion . bring to the boys greater ...
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... bring people in touch with a new life . A trades union secretary , himself a craftsman , said : ' No doubt the depression has had an effect in reducing drunkenness , but an improvement will not bring it back , for there is no desire ...
... bring people in touch with a new life . A trades union secretary , himself a craftsman , said : ' No doubt the depression has had an effect in reducing drunkenness , but an improvement will not bring it back , for there is no desire ...
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THE THEORY OF COEDUCATION By Alice Woods | 199 |
THE BALANCE OF NATURE By Douglas Gordon | 209 |
ABOLITION OR REFORM? | 223 |
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