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| Rick Geary, Roger Langridge, Lisa Weber, Matt Howarth and Lance Tooks have all contributed material to this volume, so the stories and poems are illustrated in a variety of artistic styles. The particular notion of the fundamental forms of knowledge that underpin main classes has received significant attention by Langridge (1976), who has drawn extensively on the work of a number of philosophers, particularly that of Hirst (1974) and of Phenix (1964) in the philosophy of education. Langridge played an important role in establishing the properties and utility of the organism for laboratory studies in the 1950s, as did Redei and others (such as J. |
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