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Download full textBeck, Carlton E.; And Others – 1968
Assimilation through acculturation is a central aim of education within all societies. If the society is over-assimilated, and if education fails to preserve individual creative powers, it will perish. The school, the institutionalized educational process, is assigned two central tasks: (1) the assimilation by acculturation of the neophytes within…
Descriptors: Acculturation, Adjustment (to Environment), Education, Immigrants
Mooij, A.L.A. – Contact, 1967
Problems inherent in the teaching of literature in Europe are articulated in this article. A review of Sartre's views, in an early essay, on the place of literature in society leads into a discussion of social structure, anthropology, and politics. The concept of literature as an art form, the problems of psychological identity and maturity, and…
Descriptors: Cultural Awareness, Cultural Interrelationships, Humanities, Instructional Program Divisions
