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This book gives a comprehensive account of methods in philosophy of education; it also examines their application of education in the 'real world'. It will therefore be of interest to philosophers and educationalists alike.
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reviewed Seeking Mago, the Great Goddess: A mytho-historic-thealogical reconstruction of Magoism, an archaically originated gynocentric tradition of East Asia (Korea, China, Japan) on May 23, 2009
Seeking Mago, the Great Goddess
Excellent. Clarified basic issues in philosophy of education from a critical realist point of view.
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