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Stubblefield, Harold W. – Adult Education, 1981
Discusses the theories of the Chautauqua movement concerning lifelong learning. Presents its religious basis, the theory of self-culture, access to knowledge, why adulthood is a unique time for learning, and how Chautauqua influenced contemporary thought and social movements. (CT)
Descriptors: Adult Education, Adult Learning, Cultural Influences, Educational History
