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Eduard C. Lindeman • 96 Items / 36 Articles, 52 Reviews, 8 Books
The Meaning of Adult Education (1927)
by Edward C. Lindeman
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    The New Books (Review)
    Education
    1. The Meaning of Adult Education by Edward C. Lindeman
    The Saturday Review, January 29, 1927, p. 551
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    Teaching Adults to Read (6 Reviews)
    H.E. Buchholz
    Libraries and Adult Education, by J.T. Jennings
    1. Libraries and Adult Education by J.T. Jennings
    2. The University Afield by Alfred Lawrence Hall-Quest
    3. Correspondence Schools, Lyceums, Chautauquas by John S. Noffsinger
    4. New Schools for Older Students by Nathaniel Peffer
    5. The Meaning of Adult Education by Edward C. Lindeman
    6. Education for Adults and Other Essays by Frederick Paul Keppel
    The Nation, February 9, 1927, p. 150
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    Check List of New Books (12 Reviews)
    Public Affairs
    1. The Oil War by Anton Mohr
    2. Foundations of the Republic by Calvin Coolidge
    3. Imperialism and World Politics by Parker Thomas Moon
    4. The Meaning of Adult Education by Edward C. Lindeman
    5. The Geographic Background of Chicago by J. Paul Goode
    6. New Tactics in Social Conflict by Harry W. Laidler and Norman Thomas
    7. The World's Debt to the Irish by James J. Walsh
    8. The New Universe by Baker Brownell
    9. Everybody's Job by William W. Williams
    10. The Consumers' Co-Operative Movement in Illinois by Colston Estey Warne
    11. The Urban Community by Ernest Watson Burgess
    12. Asia in the Twentieth Century by A. Frederick Whyte
    The American Mercury, February 1927