The Popular Science Monthly, Том 4D. Appleton., 1874 |
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... regard to which I presume we shall not be much at variance . The term liberal is op- posed to the term servile . A liberal education is that education which makes a man an intellectual freeman , as opposed to that which makes a man a ...
... regard to which I presume we shall not be much at variance . The term liberal is op- posed to the term servile . A liberal education is that education which makes a man an intellectual freeman , as opposed to that which makes a man a ...
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... regard to the growth and early development of the human mind , is pretty well dis- posing of what , perhaps , I may ... regards the vast ma- jority of their recipients , but quite as needful , nevertheless , to them as to all others who ...
... regard to the growth and early development of the human mind , is pretty well dis- posing of what , perhaps , I may ... regards the vast ma- jority of their recipients , but quite as needful , nevertheless , to them as to all others who ...
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... regard to the nature of the youthful mind are beginning to show us that that discipline is of the nature of a nutritive rather than a curative process , and that the disgust felt by the recipient for the means employed is no measure of ...
... regard to the nature of the youthful mind are beginning to show us that that discipline is of the nature of a nutritive rather than a curative process , and that the disgust felt by the recipient for the means employed is no measure of ...
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... regards the elementary education of the future ; and the most important of these , which is even now revolu- tionizing ... regard to balance and proportion . The youthful mind is not a different thing from the same mind in its maturity ...
... regards the elementary education of the future ; and the most important of these , which is even now revolu- tionizing ... regard to balance and proportion . The youthful mind is not a different thing from the same mind in its maturity ...
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... regard to the debt which a liberal education is des- tined soon to owe to the progress of psychology , giving prevalence to truer views in regard to its rudimentary processes . Let me pass to the second influence , which is acting ...
... regard to the debt which a liberal education is des- tined soon to owe to the progress of psychology , giving prevalence to truer views in regard to its rudimentary processes . Let me pass to the second influence , which is acting ...
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