An edition of Wandel der Bildung (1970)

Wandel der Bildung.

Die Aufhebung d. Humanitätspädagogik. Studien z. modernen Bildungstheorie.

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Walter Hammel, Walter Hammel
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An edition of Wandel der Bildung (1970)

Wandel der Bildung.

Die Aufhebung d. Humanitätspädagogik. Studien z. modernen Bildungstheorie.

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Henn
Language
German
Pages
183

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Subjects

Education, Humanistic, Humanistic Education

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Wandel der Bildung.: Die Aufhebung d. Humanitätspädagogik. Studien z. modernen Bildungstheorie.
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Bibliography: p. 173-183.

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Wuppertal, [Kastellaun, Düsseldorf]

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LC1013 .H3

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183 p.
Number of pages
183

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OL4371995M
LCCN
78582035
OCLC/WorldCat
7317411

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