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Advances in Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology

What is Wisdom and Can it be Taught?

Philosophical, Psychological, and Pedagogical Perspectives

What is Wisdom and Can it be Taught?

Advances in Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology

What is Wisdom and Can it be Taught?

Philosophical, Psychological, and Pedagogical Perspectives

Advances in Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology: What is Wisdom and Can it be Taught?

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What is Wisdom and Can it be Taught? uses careful theoretical analysis and a well-argued ontological conception of the human being to present a new ‘Holistic Wisdom Model’, summarizing existing research and presenting fresh insights.

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Beschrijving Advances in Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology: What is Wisdom and Can it be Taught?

What is Wisdom and Can it be Taught? uses careful theoretical analysis and a well-argued ontological conception of the human being to present a new ‘Holistic Wisdom Model’, summarizing existing research and presenting fresh insights.

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9781032990828
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108
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Advances in Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology
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Filosofie
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