Pestalozzi: His Life and WorkD. Appleton, 1890 - 438 sider |
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Side viii
... biography - especially of the present excellent work , which embodies so much ( from his writings - will study carefully the sharp differ- ences which separate his ideas from Rousseau's . These will viii EDITOR'S PREFACE .
... biography - especially of the present excellent work , which embodies so much ( from his writings - will study carefully the sharp differ- ences which separate his ideas from Rousseau's . These will viii EDITOR'S PREFACE .
Side ix
... ideas of things . The more mature reader of this book therefore will watch with critical alertness the unfolding of the doctrine that all primary instruction should be addressed to sense - perception ( the so - called Anschauungs ...
... ideas of things . The more mature reader of this book therefore will watch with critical alertness the unfolding of the doctrine that all primary instruction should be addressed to sense - perception ( the so - called Anschauungs ...
Side xiii
... ideas . Since then we have seen France prostrate before Germany ; and not a few , both of the Germans and the French , have attributed the German triumph to the influence of Pestalozzi . So perhaps there was something in him after all ...
... ideas . Since then we have seen France prostrate before Germany ; and not a few , both of the Germans and the French , have attributed the German triumph to the influence of Pestalozzi . So perhaps there was something in him after all ...
Side xvii
... idea of the principles that guided him , and of the end that , in spite of disappointment and failure , he steadily pursued for so long . Throughout his life Pestalozzi had always the same object in view ; and though the idea which ...
... idea of the principles that guided him , and of the end that , in spite of disappointment and failure , he steadily pursued for so long . Throughout his life Pestalozzi had always the same object in view ; and though the idea which ...
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... ideas amongst the students . Of this society Pestalozzi was one of the most enthusiastic members . The same year , the Icalled the Memorial . were not touched on ; students started a weekly local paper As its aim was purely moral ...
... ideas amongst the students . Of this society Pestalozzi was one of the most enthusiastic members . The same year , the Icalled the Memorial . were not touched on ; students started a weekly local paper As its aim was purely moral ...
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