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ArticleThe Origins of American Social Science

Hamilton Cravens1992

Article1992

The Origins of American Social Science

Hamilton Cravens · Dorothy Ross

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Legal and Social Philosophy Historical Education Studies Worldwide Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology

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Year1992

Typearticle

Published1992-01-01

VenueHistory of Education Quarterly

ISSN-L0018-2680

Languageen

Citations378

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ShelfLegal and Social Philosophy

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doi10.2307/368566

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