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Poster: stbalbach Date: August 16, 2010 07:49:47am
Forum: texts Subject: Re: Education And The Goodlife by Bertrand Russell

It appears to be in copyright and thus won't (legally) be found online (for free).

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Poster: eve_brow Date: April 16, 2012 02:11:42am
Forum: texts Subject: Re: Education And The Goodlife by Bertrand Russell

That`s right. Every good reference book on social sciences can`t be found on the internet for free. You simply have to look up for in on some online bookstore and you`ll find it there available to buy it. You see, the point is, (and I have learned this on my online health administration degree as well), authors that work as trendsetters in a certain domain, just like Russel did with social theories related to education, they come with a serious price because their ideas have revolutionized certain domains. They acted towards opening new paths of research and development.

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