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Autumn 1944 • Vol. VI No. 4 • Nonfiction |

Education for the Age of Labor

When Labor creates its own classes and colleges it says: I shall no longer think at your command.
—Henrik De Man.

A recent bulletin of the New School for Social Research may serve as the occasion for a re-examination of the kind of education offered by the New School, generally, to see if it be the proper kind of education for labor.

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