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Education and the World View

George W. Bonham
Pages 2-7 | Published online: 04 Dec 2012

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A.C. HORN, P.S. HATTINGH & C.F. SMIT. (1989) WORLD IMAGE REALIZATION AND THE CONTRIBUTION OF GEOGRAPHY EDUCATION. South African Geographical Journal 71:1, pages 12-16.
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Brentonm M. BARR. (2008) PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS: CANADIAN GEOGRAPHY IN A MULTILINGUAL WORLD: THE IMPLOSION OF RELEVANCE?. Canadian Geographies / Géographies canadiennes 30:4, pages 290-301.
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Thomas F. Saarinen & James L. Sell. (1981) Environmental Perception. Progress in Human Geography 5:4, pages 525-547.
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