Essays on Educational ReformersDigiCat, 13. jun. 2022 - 473 sider This set of essays is a profoundly educational and thought-provoking examination of various subjects. Each piece includes introductions, analysis and commentary on old and new academic issues. Initially designed for teachers, the book is now widely recognised as informative for the wider public. This book is part of a more comprehensive series of texts called The International Education Series. |
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... Greek language and literature were unknown in the West of Europe till they were brought there by the fugitives after the fall of Constantinople in 1453, yet the works of the great Latin writers had always been known in Italy, and Dante ...
... Greek language and literature were unknown in the West of Europe till they were brought there by the fugitives after the fall of Constantinople in 1453, yet the works of the great Latin writers had always been known in Italy, and Dante ...
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... Greeks , and those who caught their spirit , were keenly alive , and to which the people of the Middle Age seem to have been blind . The first is beauty in the human form ; the second is beauty in literature . The old delight in beauty ...
... Greeks , and those who caught their spirit , were keenly alive , and to which the people of the Middle Age seem to have been blind . The first is beauty in the human form ; the second is beauty in literature . The old delight in beauty ...
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... Greek dramatists, for men who lived when Europe had experienced a thousand years of Christianity? The answer is simple. They had none whatever. Their thoughts and conceptions were not adapted to the wants of the new world. The ...
... Greek dramatists, for men who lived when Europe had experienced a thousand years of Christianity? The answer is simple. They had none whatever. Their thoughts and conceptions were not adapted to the wants of the new world. The ...
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... Greek . The only ideal set up for the " educated " was the classical scholar . § 10. Perhaps the absurdity of taking this ideal , an ideal which is obviously fitted for a small class of men only , and proposing it for general adoption ...
... Greek . The only ideal set up for the " educated " was the classical scholar . § 10. Perhaps the absurdity of taking this ideal , an ideal which is obviously fitted for a small class of men only , and proposing it for general adoption ...
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... Greek ideas. Many of the Romans after they began to study Greek literature certainly piqued themselves on being good Greek scholars, and Cicero occasionally quotes with all the airs of a pedant; but so thoroughly was the contrary ideal ...
... Greek ideas. Many of the Romans after they began to study Greek literature certainly piqued themselves on being good Greek scholars, and Cicero occasionally quotes with all the airs of a pedant; but so thoroughly was the contrary ideal ...
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SCHOOLS OF THE JESUITS | |
MONTAIGNE 15331592 | |
COMENIUS 15921671 | |
THE GENTLEMEN OF PORTROYAL | |
LOCKE 16321704_ | |
BASEDOW AND THE PHILANTHROPINUM | |
FRIEDRICH FROEBEL 17831852 | |
JACOTOT A METHODIZER 17701840 | |
THOUGHTS AND SUGGESTIONS | |
CONCLUSION | |
APPENDIX | |
SYLLABUS OF QUICKS EDUCATIONAL REFORMERS | |
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