You Learn by LivingHarper, 1960 - 211 pages "Never, perhaps, have any of us needed as much as we do today to use all the curiosity we have, needed to seek new knowledge, needed to realize that no knowledge is terminal. For almost eveything in the world is new; startlingly new"....Elli Roosevelt's Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved. |
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Page 122
... mean by social conformity ; not the surrender of one's beliefs but an awareness of when one is justified in forcing them and when it is not allowable if you have good manners . It should be a part of every young person's development to ...
... mean by social conformity ; not the surrender of one's beliefs but an awareness of when one is justified in forcing them and when it is not allowable if you have good manners . It should be a part of every young person's development to ...
Page 124
Eleanor Roosevelt. I do not mean for a moment that people should be aggres- sive about this business of living their lives according to their own lights . Much as I loathe and resist the idea of unreason- ing conformity to any kind of I ...
Eleanor Roosevelt. I do not mean for a moment that people should be aggres- sive about this business of living their lives according to their own lights . Much as I loathe and resist the idea of unreason- ing conformity to any kind of I ...
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... means to power , 96-98 Imagination , power of , 18-19 Immigrants , 101 India , 144-145 , 199-200 Interests , developing , 55-58 a mother's , 46-47 , 56 need for , 11 , 16 Japan , 143-144 , 146-147 Jefferson , Thomas , 184 Joneses ...
... means to power , 96-98 Imagination , power of , 18-19 Immigrants , 101 India , 144-145 , 199-200 Interests , developing , 55-58 a mother's , 46-47 , 56 need for , 11 , 16 Japan , 143-144 , 146-147 Jefferson , Thomas , 184 Joneses ...
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