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Volume 29, Number 3, 1 September 2000
Philosophy and Moral Education: The Contribution of John Wilson
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Editorial
pp. 245-245(1)
Authors: Halstead J.M.; McLaughlin T. H.

John Wilson on Moral Education
pp. 247-268(22)
Authors: McLaughlin T. H.; Halstead J.M.

An Interview with John Wilson
pp. 269-283(15)
Authors: Halstead J.M.; McLaughlin T. H.

Reason, Fantasy and Moral Responsibility: a psycho-philosophical motif in the work of John Wilson
pp. 285-299(15)
Author: Carr D.

The Virtues in John Wilson's Approach to Moral Education
pp. 301-311(11)
Author: Tobin B.

The Poverty of Empirical Research in Moral Education: beyond John Wilson
pp. 313-321(9)
Author: Barrow R.

Authority in Educational Relationships
pp. 323-337(15)
Authors: Steutel J.; Spiecker B.

Unruly Desires and a Love Worth Wanting: a serious look at Wilson's
pp. 339-353(15)
Author: Houston B.

John Wilson and the Place of Morality in Education
pp. 355-365(11)
Author: Haydon G.

Revisiting Wilson's Moral Components
pp. 367-370(4)
Author: Straughan R.

A Response
pp. 371-375(5)
Author: Wilson J.

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