
Author: Walter Samuel Hunter
Edition:
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: B0084712GC
Edition:
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: B0084712GC
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There the author puts aside his air of instruction and authority, lays bare his hidden complexes, his morbid fears, and erects defense mechanisms against the many critics that of course his work must find. In the present instance I have adhered closely to the subject-matter and method which have proved successful in my own semester courses. I have found that students desire more than general formulas and principles. They are far more interested in accounts of experimental facts and procedures and are willing to leave the other for the manuals of advanced students here the author puts aside his air of instruction and authority, lays bare his hidden complexes, his morbid fears, and erects defense mechanisms against the many critics that of course his work must find. In the present instance I have adhered closely to the subject-matter and method which have proved successful in my own semester courses. I have found that students desire more than general formulas and principles. They are far more interested in accounts of experimental facts and procedures and are willing to leave the other for the manuals of advanced students. (T he actual student, of course, is willing to leave it all to someone else, but since he must
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