Education in the Technological Society: The Vocational—Liberal Studies Controversy in the Early Twentieth Century

Name: Education in the Technological Society: The Vocational—Liberal Studies Controversy in the Early Twentieth Century
Author: Arthur G. Wirth

by Arthur G. Wirth · 1 review · 1982

Reviewed by	Journal	Date	Access
Fred D. Kierstead	Journal of Thought	1982-04-00	Restricted

Applied & Professional Ethics Political & Social Philosophy

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