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... philosophy . It was a philosophy of hope , of progress , of all that is called liberalism . The grow- ing sense of unsolved social problems , accentuated by the war , has shaken that faith . It is impossible to recover its mood . The ...
... philosophy . It was a philosophy of hope , of progress , of all that is called liberalism . The grow- ing sense of unsolved social problems , accentuated by the war , has shaken that faith . It is impossible to recover its mood . The ...
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... philosophy which neither emerged from nor prop- erly disciplined the man that he was ; the discrepancy was too great , the points of contact too infrequent . The result of holding such a system is either perpetual conflict or perpetual ...
... philosophy which neither emerged from nor prop- erly disciplined the man that he was ; the discrepancy was too great , the points of contact too infrequent . The result of holding such a system is either perpetual conflict or perpetual ...
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... philosophy - under that inspiring teacher , the late Professor J. E. Creighton- led me to major in philosophy . I also took a keen interest in English literature and political science . The Sage School of Philosophy at Cornell was a ...
... philosophy - under that inspiring teacher , the late Professor J. E. Creighton- led me to major in philosophy . I also took a keen interest in English literature and political science . The Sage School of Philosophy at Cornell was a ...
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012114125 PAGE I ALBERT EINSTEIN | 3 |
BERTRAND RUSSELL | 9 |
JOHN DEWEY | 21 |
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