Education Amidst a Cultural Crisis

A Theoretical Comparison of an Emerging Contemplative Pedagogy With an Ending of Cognitive Priorities in Current Education
  • Willem W. Van Groenou
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Part of the Analecta Husserliana book series (ANHU, volume 84)

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Common Ground Goal Attainment Social Innovation Intelligent Community Past Period 
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  • Willem W. Van Groenou
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  1. 1.Hayward

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