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Average rating: 3.91 · 577 ratings · 56 reviews · 17 distinct works • Similar authors
The Fifty-Minute Hour

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The Jet-propelled Couch and...

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Virtuelle Mauern: Veränderu...

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User Tracking. Anwendungsmö...

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Die Rolle traditioneller Au...

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Von den Kurilen bis Senkaku...

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Medienrecht im Internet

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Das Eingreifen der Götter i...

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“The first requisite for a teacher or parent who wishes to assist the evolutionary process by rearing our young toward genuine maturity is that he root out from himself every last vestige of the myth of adjustment. He must exorcise from his heart and mind, and from his behavior adulation of the fiction of conformity that has brought society within sight of doomsday and that threatens to engulf the world in another long night of medievalism. He must deny that passivity, surrender, conformism, and domestication pave the road to human happiness and salvation. Instead he must affirm the rights of protest and individuality, encourage uniqueness, and be unshaken in an abiding faith that only in these ways will he discover himself and the true vocation of his life.”
― Robert Lindner



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