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⁶ The volume, tentatively titled Leaders in the History of American Education: Autobiographical Essays, will take its place alongside of two previous volumes, one in philosophy of education and another in curriculum studies, and will be published by Sense Publishing Company of the Netherlands, under the leadership of Leonard Waks, a retired philosopher of education.Google Scholar

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¹⁴ I would add the names of Sol Cohen and Richard Angelo as contemporary educational historians who work with theoretical insights and perspectives.Google Scholar