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... means of overcoming one's antagonist - kicking , gouging , and bit- ing , as well as wrestling and boxing — was permitted . Little intellec- The Spartan boys , however , received only a little informal training in the way of ...
... means of overcoming one's antagonist - kicking , gouging , and bit- ing , as well as wrestling and boxing — was permitted . Little intellec- The Spartan boys , however , received only a little informal training in the way of ...
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... means of evolution . from the standpoint of theory or the universal relations underlying them , since only thus can they furnish a capacity for abstract thought . After this , at thirty , the young men who can go no further , are to be ...
... means of evolution . from the standpoint of theory or the universal relations underlying them , since only thus can they furnish a capacity for abstract thought . After this , at thirty , the young men who can go no further , are to be ...
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... mean ' and ' extreme , ' and ' cause ' and ' effect , ' and such convenient expressions as ' prin- ciple , ' ' maxim , ' ' habit , ' and ' faculty . ' A more impor- tant effect of Aristotle's ideas has been that upon the formulation of ...
... mean ' and ' extreme , ' and ' cause ' and ' effect , ' and such convenient expressions as ' prin- ciple , ' ' maxim , ' ' habit , ' and ' faculty . ' A more impor- tant effect of Aristotle's ideas has been that upon the formulation of ...
Side 28
... means to personal de- velopment or happiness , without regard to one's fellows . The new theories of life and education were formulated by such schools of philosophy as the Epicureans , Stoics , and Skeptics , which kept themselves far ...
... means to personal de- velopment or happiness , without regard to one's fellows . The new theories of life and education were formulated by such schools of philosophy as the Epicureans , Stoics , and Skeptics , which kept themselves far ...
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... wax - tablets with the stylus ( Fig . 5 ) , the hand of the pupil was at first guided by the teacher . Calculation was learned by counting on the fingers , by means of ( a ) ( b ) ( c ) Fig 36 A STUDENT'S HISTORY OF EDUCATION.
... wax - tablets with the stylus ( Fig . 5 ) , the hand of the pupil was at first guided by the teacher . Calculation was learned by counting on the fingers , by means of ( a ) ( b ) ( c ) Fig 36 A STUDENT'S HISTORY OF EDUCATION.
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