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Page 107
... question , it could not be answered ; but neither could it ever have arisen for us as a question at all . If , therefore , any one bases his theory on a presupposed dualism of subject and object , we may fairly ask how he comes to ...
... question , it could not be answered ; but neither could it ever have arisen for us as a question at all . If , therefore , any one bases his theory on a presupposed dualism of subject and object , we may fairly ask how he comes to ...
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... question resolves itself mainly into a question of the organization of the higher teaching . And such a question cannot fail to be of interest to the Fellows of our Academy . In attempting to state what is the actual provision made at ...
... question resolves itself mainly into a question of the organization of the higher teaching . And such a question cannot fail to be of interest to the Fellows of our Academy . In attempting to state what is the actual provision made at ...
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... question so broad . Even small matters of change in subjects to be taught have often to be referred to that ridiculous body called Convocation . Each separate board and each separate corporation , whether college or university , is ...
... question so broad . Even small matters of change in subjects to be taught have often to be referred to that ridiculous body called Convocation . Each separate board and each separate corporation , whether college or university , is ...
Contents
FIRST Annual General Meeting JUNE 26 1903 ADDRESS BY | 1 |
SECOND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING JUNE 29 1904 ADDRESS | 17 |
THE FERMENT IN EDUCATION ON THE CONTINENT AND IN AMERICA | 81 |
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