Ross, Stephen - The Meaning of Education

The Hague, Martinus Nijhoff, 1966. Wraps. Printed orange card stock wraps. 114 pp. A philosophical work exploring the meaning of education as it relates to the shaping of the human experience, asserting that education should be grounded in a theory of the self as opposed to a theory in which education is viewed in a moral role that adds an extrinsic value to the human experience. GOOD+ condition. Moderate offsetting/fading along the extremities of the covers. Minor soiling to the the wraps, with a few small creases. Some scuffing along the edges. Interior clean and solid. Good .

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