REVISITING THE PAST. E. C. Lindeman’s The Meaning of Adult Education: A Historical Milestone or an Unfinished Project?
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Karalis, T. (2026). REVISITING THE PAST. E. C. Lindeman’s The Meaning of Adult Education: A Historical Milestone or an Unfinished Project?. Adult Education Critical Issues, 6(1), 159–160. https://doi.org/10.12681/haea.46240
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