SOCIAL-WORK - SCIENCE AND ART

[1] BISNO H, 1959, PLACE UNDERGRADUATE, V2

[2] BOEHM WW, 1950, JEWISH SOC SERV Q, V26, P429

[3] BOEHM WW, OBJECTIVES SOCIAL WO, V1

[4] BOEHM WW, 1960, REV U OTTAWA, V30, P5

[5] BRONOWSKI SJ, 1956, NATION, V183, P551

[6] Frankel Charles, 1956, NEW YORK TIMES 1021, P14

[7] FROMM E, 1959, CREATIVITY CULTIVATI, P48

[8] Greenwood E, 1955, SOC SERV REV, V29, P20, DOI DOI 10.1086/639761

[9] MAAS HS, 1955, SMITH COLLEGE STUDIE, V25, P56

[10] Pumphrey M. W., 1959, TEACHING VALUES ETHI, V13

[1] BISNO H, 1959, PLACE UNDERGRADUATE, V2

[2] BOEHM WW, 1950, JEWISH SOC SERV Q, V26, P429

[3] BOEHM WW, OBJECTIVES SOCIAL WO, V1

[4] BOEHM WW, 1960, REV U OTTAWA, V30, P5

[5] BRONOWSKI SJ, 1956, NATION, V183, P551

[6] Frankel Charles, 1956, NEW YORK TIMES 1021, P14

[7] FROMM E, 1959, CREATIVITY CULTIVATI, P48

[8] Greenwood E, 1955, SOC SERV REV, V29, P20, DOI DOI 10.1086/639761

[9] MAAS HS, 1955, SMITH COLLEGE STUDIE, V25, P56

[10] Pumphrey M. W., 1959, TEACHING VALUES ETHI, V13