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The Philosophical Child
Rowman & Littlefield Publishers (2012)
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Many parents welcome the idea of being able to talk with their children about life's big questions, but are unsure where to begin. In The Philosophical Child, Mohr Lone offers parents easy ways to introduce philosophical questions to their children and to gently help them explore significant issuesAuthor's Profile
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