A Brief Course in the History of EducationMacmillan, 1907 - 409 pages CONTENTS Primitive Peoples: Education in Its Simplest Form Oriental Education. Education as Recapitulation: China as a Type The Greek People: The Liberal Education The Romans: Education as Training for Practical Life The Middle Ages: Education as Discipline The Renaissance and the Humanistic Education The Reformation, Counter Reformation and the Religious Conception of Education Realistic Education The Disciplinary Conception of Education: John Locke The Naturalistic Tendency in Education: Rousseau The Psychological Tendency in Education The Scientific Tendency in Education The Sociological Tendency Conclusion: The Present Eclectic Tendency |
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... individual elements in these ideas OLD GREEK EDUCATION OF THE HISTORIC PERIOD Spartan education . Aim of Spartan education Organization of Spartan education Content of Spartan education Moral training • Athenian education during the Old ...
... individual elements in these ideas OLD GREEK EDUCATION OF THE HISTORIC PERIOD Spartan education . Aim of Spartan education Organization of Spartan education Content of Spartan education Moral training • Athenian education during the Old ...
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... individual . The Hindu sacred writings , the Vedas , consist of four treatises , one for each of the three or- ders of Brahmins , and one for the guidance in conduct of the warrior or executive class . Each Veda consists of three parts ...
... individual . The Hindu sacred writings , the Vedas , consist of four treatises , one for each of the three or- ders of Brahmins , and one for the guidance in conduct of the warrior or executive class . Each Veda consists of three parts ...
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... individual existence , then , is an evil , morally and religiously as well as philosophically . The ideal is to escape Hindu idea . from such sufferings , to terminate this process of reincarnation , by the absorption of the individual ...
... individual existence , then , is an evil , morally and religiously as well as philosophically . The ideal is to escape Hindu idea . from such sufferings , to terminate this process of reincarnation , by the absorption of the individual ...
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... individual no variation from established forms is permissible . In most minute details conduct is prescribed . and of the ruling class Individual pressed by external au- thority This dominance of some Oriental Education 23 THE CHINESE ...
... individual no variation from established forms is permissible . In most minute details conduct is prescribed . and of the ruling class Individual pressed by external au- thority This dominance of some Oriental Education 23 THE CHINESE ...
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... individual initiative . Results of sion of indi- viduality The result of this dominance of external authority in their life this suppres- and of the development of an appropriate educational scheme to carry it out is twofold . Society ...
... individual initiative . Results of sion of indi- viduality The result of this dominance of external authority in their life this suppres- and of the development of an appropriate educational scheme to carry it out is twofold . Society ...
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