 With good methods, we may confidently hope to give young men of twenty to twenty-five an accurate general knowledge of all the main subjects of human interest, besides a minute and thorough knowledge of the one subject which each may select as his principal...  All These - Pagina 302di Paul Revere Frothingham - 1927 - 314 pagineVisualizzazione completa - Informazioni su questo libro
 | Harvard University - 1869 - 80 pagine
...not yet extinct. With good methods, we may confidently hope to give young men of twenty or twentyfive an accurate general knowledge of all the main subjects of human interest, beside a minute and thorough knowledge of the one subject which each may select as his principal occupation... | |
 | Harvard University - 1869 - 66 pagine
...not yet extinct. With good methods, we may confidently hope to give young men of twenty or twentyfive an accurate general knowledge of all the main subjects of human interest, beside a minute and thorough knowledge of the one subject which each may select as his principal occupation... | |
 | 1869 - 480 pagine
...of John Stuart Mill. Instead of narrowing the scope of general education, he would make it impart " an accurate general knowledge of all the main subjects of human interest", and this is made the proper foundation of special or professional education. We are glad to see that... | |
 | 1908 - 1066 pagine
...twenty to twentyfive an accurate general knowledge of all the main subjectsof : human interest. . . . To think this impossible is to despair of mankind;...acquaintance with many branches of knowledge, good as fax as it goes, be attainable by great numbers, there can be no such thing as an intelligent public... | |
 | 1869 - 484 pagine
...yet extinct. With good methods, we may confidently hope to give young men of twenty or twenty-five an accurate general knowledge of all the main subjects...To think this impossible is to despair of mankind ; fur unless a general acquaintance with many branches of knowledge, good as far as it goes, be attainable... | |
 | Charles William Eliot - 1898 - 440 pagine
...yet extinct. With good methods, we may confidently hope to give young men of twenty to twenty-five an accurate general knowledge of all the main subjects...acquaintance with many branches of knowledge, good so far as it goes, be attainable by great numbers of men, there can be no such thing as an intelligent... | |
 | Eugen Kühnemann - 1909 - 108 pagine
...teach but how to teach. " With good methods we may confidently hope to give young men of twenty-five an accurate general knowledge of all the main subjects...To think this impossible is to despair of mankind." Without such an education there can be no such thing as an intelligent public opinion, the one indispensable... | |
 | 1930 - 532 pagine
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 | Sidney Morse - 1925 - 116 pagine
...be employed. . With good methods we may confidently hope to give young men of twenty to twenty-five an accurate general knowledge of all the main subjects...acquaintance with many branches of knowledge, good so far as it goes, be attainable by great numbers of men, there can be no such thing as an intelligent... | |
 | Robert Lincoln Kelly - 1925 - 298 pagine
...importance. [211] With good methods we may confidently hope to give young men of twenty or twenty-five an accurate general knowledge of all the main subjects of human interest, beside a minute and thorough knowledge of the one subject which each may select as his principal occupation... | |
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