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From the genius of the man to the man of genius, Part two: Inheriting (ideas about) genius
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History of Education Review
History of Education Review (2005) 34 (2): 78–94.
Published: 14 October 2005
...” is given early grounds upon which to form in the medieval poems. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Poetry Genius English language Etymology 2 FROM THE GENIUS OF THE MAN TO THE MAN OF GENIUS, PART TWO: INHERITING (IDEAS ABOUT) GENIUS1 BERNADETTE BAKER University of Wisconsin Madison...
