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Yunhee Choi,Sali R. Asih,Peter B. Polatinn in the early nineteenth century, especially with an eye to how these features might be highlighted and extended today and into the future. The core Humboldtian principle is the unity of research and teaching in the person of the ‘academic’, understood as a free inquirer who serves as an exemplar f

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