“The Goodness of Understanding”∗ : The Educational Forum: Vol 17, No 2

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This paper derives from a convocation address delivered by the author at Briarcliff Junior College in the fall of 1951, in his capacity as chairman of its Board of Trustees.

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This paper derives from a convocation address delivered by the author at Briarcliff Junior College in the fall of 1951, in his capacity as chairman of its Board of Trustees.

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“The Goodness of Understanding”Footnote∗
This paper derives from a convocation address delivered by the author at Briarcliff Junior College in the fall of 1951, in his capacity as chairman of its Board of Trustees.

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“The Goodness of Understanding”Footnote∗
This paper derives from a convocation address delivered by the author at Briarcliff Junior College in the fall of 1951, in his capacity as chairman of its Board of Trustees.