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Carl Rogers became the major spokesman for the American movement when he represented the phenomenologists at a Rice University Symposium on “ Behavior and Phenomenology " in 1964. Rogers ' interest in phenomenology grew 33.
Carl Rogers became the major spokesman for the American movement when he represented the phenomenologists at a Rice University Symposium on “ Behavior and Phenomenology " in 1964. Rogers ' interest in phenomenology grew 33.
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My prime considerations in choosing these poems were brevity - works short enough to discuss in one hour - and interest - works that would interest students unfamiliar with Augustan poetry . These poems have been anthologized ...
My prime considerations in choosing these poems were brevity - works short enough to discuss in one hour - and interest - works that would interest students unfamiliar with Augustan poetry . These poems have been anthologized ...
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“ Believing that most if not all of those who take an interest in the teaching of English will prefer to interpret for themselves the facts here spread before them , I have refrained from comment . " ( 468 ) Translation : it will ...
“ Believing that most if not all of those who take an interest in the teaching of English will prefer to interpret for themselves the facts here spread before them , I have refrained from comment . " ( 468 ) Translation : it will ...
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