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History of Education (632), Lectures 13 and 14

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  • This recording is undated. Audio dropout from 00:30:49 to 00:31:11 minutes.
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  • circa 1961
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  • UA-1988-0147-0001-7
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  • History professor Robert B. Sutton continues the radio broadcast series of his History of Education (632) class. In this lecture, he discusses the challenge of when to speak about certain historical figures, questioning whether it should be during their relevance or their actual historical presence. He describes the similarities between modern America and the Roman Empire and details the differences between the Greek and Roman educational systems.
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  • RG.40.148
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  • Ohio State University. University Libraries and Archives
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  • Education 632 Lecture 13-14
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  • SPEC.RG.40.148
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  • This item, made available for research and educational purposes, may be protected by copyright; the user is responsible for making a final determination of copyright status.
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  • 1/4 inch audio tape
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  • Digitized from UA-1988-0147-0001-7, Robert B. Sutton Audiotape Recordings on the History of Education, University Archives, The Ohio State University
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Credit line: Robert B. Sutton Audiotape Recordings on the History of Education, The Ohio State University, University Archives

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