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crl-10206	Wilson, Louis R.	General Education in a Free Society; Report of the Harvard Committee (Book Review)	1946-04-01	2	.pdf	application/pdf	1495	44	43	In this sense, Chapter II, which deals with the theory of general educa- tion, is the most important of the six, since it defines general education as contrasted with special education, describes its nature, and makes clear the function it is to perform in a democratic society. The sugges- tions for Harvard College take the form of definite curricula that require ( i ) the pursuit of a given number of courses in general edu- cation not previously offered and (2) the modification of other courses previously given that will emphasize general education as well as special education, to which they have here- tofore been largely devoted.	cache/crl-10206.pdf	txt/crl-10206.txt