Publish at May 26 2021 Updated February 17 2022
Fraternity is a duty based on the humanism of all. But how to educate to fraternity in a world promoting and valuing individual success and competition? This is the subject of Christian Budex's thesis proposing philosophy to educate to fraternity...
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The Garden School against everyday crises and disasters [Thesis].
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