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...sentation is copyright © 1999 The University of Oregon. For nonprofit and educational uses only. Send comments and corrections to the Publisher, rbea... ...from one selfsame counsell XXIV. Of Pedantisme XXV. Of the Institution and Education of Children; to the Ladie Diana of Foix XXVI. It is follie to re... ...sentation is copyright © 1998 The University of Oregon. For nonprofit and educational uses only. BY DIVERS MEANES MEN COME UNTO A LIKE END HE mos... ...sentation is copyright © 1998 The University of Oregon. For nonprofit and educational uses only. OF SADNESSE OR SORROWE O man is more free from t... ...sentation is copyright © 1998 The University of Oregon. For nonprofit and educational uses only. OUR AFFECTIONS ARE TRANSPORTED BEYOND OUR SELVES... ...verbe ballw hath a double k, or that labour to find the derivation of the comparatives, ceirwn beltiwn, and of the superlatives ceiriston beltisto... ...diverse qualities, which somewhat simbolize witih ours, from which we may comparatively draw some conjecture, but of such as are peculiar unto them ...

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... the rights a child has against his parents: food, shelter, emotional nourishment, education, and so on. It is debatable whether such rights of the... ...nd this contract continue well after pregnancy has ended and birth given. Consider education: children do not appreciate its importance or value it... ...us anarchism (Leo Tolstoy), anarcho- communism (Kropotkin) and anarcho-syndicalism, educational anarchism (Paul Goodman), and communitarian anarchis... ...wned assets - including utilities and suppliers of public goods such as health and education - were transferred wholesale to the hands of profit ma... ...ng, science, the humanities, etc.). This is partly the result of their emphases on education and social upward mobility. But it is also due to the ... ...ces of survival at any given gauging moment. It is through its role as a universal comparative scale - that it came to acquire the might that it po...

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...the explanation given by the literary historian Ion Rotaru who, through a comparative “opening”, understand this propensity of the paradoxist author ... ...tension poles”, “the superior leadership accepts within its rows inferior education persons”, “the difference between physical work and metaphysic”, ... ...lf)elections, (self)eulogies, parade, audience, reeducation, homage, civic education etc. It is also introduced the festivist commentary of the kind ...

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...Contents Chapter One: Education as a Necessity of Life .............................................................................. 5 Chapter Two: Education as a Social Function ......................................................................

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...n Dewey A Penn State Electronic Classics Series Publication Democracy and Education by John Dewey is a publication of the Pennsylvania State Universi... ...t or for the file as an electronic transmission, in any way. Democracy and Education by John Dewey, the Pennsylvania State University, Electronic Clas... ...tate University is an equal opportunity university. Contents Chapter One: Education as a Necessity of Life ............................................. .............................................................. 5 Chapter Two: Education as a Social Function ............................................... ... addi- tion, the written form tends to select and record matters which are comparatively foreign to everyday life. The achievements accumulated from g... ...matter. There were many societies, but each, within its own territory, was comparatively homo- geneous. But with the development of commerce, trans- p... ..., the attitude of one would not get over to alter the attitude of another. Comparatively speaking, such modes of influence may be regarded as personal... ... the gap between the immature and the mature is due to regarding childhood comparatively, instead of intrinsically. We treat it simply as a privation ... ...upon what the child has not, and will not have till he becomes a man. This comparative standpoint is legitimate enough for some purposes, but if we ma...

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... to trust to hearsay or probable conjecture. On the other, there is necessarily much more reserve; nor are the results of the actions, nor even their comparative importance, so clearly discernible as when there has been time to ripen the fruit....

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...rily much more reserve; nor are the results of the actions, nor even their comparative importance, so clearly discernible as when there has been time ... ...drawbacks are doubled when the subject of the biography has passed away in comparatively early life: when the persons with whom his life is chiefly in... ...egant and accurate scholarship which was the characteristic of the highest education of their day, their boyhood and youth were full of the unstained ... ...ll, too, lived in near neighbourhood in those parts of London that now are comparatively deserted, but which were then the especial abodes of lawyers,... ...brother and Mr. Hornby. It was then that, as he afterwards wrote, his real education began, partly from the opening of his mind by the wonders of natu... ...administering the Oath of Abjuration and the like matters. How few people, comparatively, know the influence Father exercises in this way behind the s... ...at these, principally applying it to New Test. Greek, LXX, &c. But my real education began, I think, with my first foreign trip. It seems as if there ... ...ent without doing his utmost to pro- mote God’s work in the Church and for education; who had, moreover, strong opinions derived from experience of th... ...where most it is wanted; but I live here so qui- etly, that I have little (comparatively) food for some special faults. Good-bye, my dear Father, ‘You...

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... to construct a literary work that might live, it was a reasonable thing that he should take a review of his own mind, and examine how far Nature and Education had qualified him for such an employment. ?As subsidiary to this preparation, he undertook to record, in verse, the origin and progress of his own powers, as far as he was acquainted with them. ?That work, addressed...

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...that he should take a review of his own mind, and examine how far Nature and Education had qualified him for such an employment. “As subsidiary to this... ...ng word, that not In hollow exultation, dealing out 735 Hyperboles of praise comparative, Not rich one moment to be poor for ever; Not prostrate, over... ...f all acquisitions, first awaits On sundry and most widely different modes Of education, nor with least delight On that through which I passed. Attenti... ...IMAGINATION AND TASTE, HOW IMPAIRED AND RESTORED (concluded) 207 The name of Education, have to do With real feeling and just sense; how vain A corres...

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...t remote extraction being American, while our more recent construction and education have taken place in Europe. When I speak of the “earliest account... ...t unnoticed, before their very eyes, the most humbling proofs of their own comparative insignificance in the scale of creation, which, in the midst of... ...r sole surviving parent. The strength of the family tie in France, and its comparative weakness in America, has been the subject of frequent comment a... ...t remained to her on earth, did not suffer or repine, she herself could be comparatively happy. “Dans le bon vieux temps,” said the vicomtesse, examin... ...t distressed the dear girl, now, for the expectation of reap- ing a reward comparatively brilliant, from the ingenious device to repair her means on w... ...t, completed. Could she get over the next six weeks, however, she would be comparatively rich, and, as her lease would be out in two months, she deter... ...nious substitute, as the following little dialogue will show, but my early education un- der the astronomer and the delicate minded Adrienne, has ren-... ... qualified for such a duty, either by native capacity, or, its substitute, education.” “Oh! that makes no great difference—half the corps is ex- actly... ... was the only one that had been worked by a real lady, and consequently my education was manifestly superior to those of my companions. They could sca...

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... as my corrector. Do not despise the task, for, how- ever superior be your education, and however lofty your station, and however insignificant, in yo... ...t book, I implore you to do as I have said. And you too, O reader of lowly education and simple status, I beseech you not to look upon yourself as too... ...of life, some person who stands remote, 12 Dead Souls both by life and by education, from the circle of folk which I have pictured in my book, but wh... ...ng his remarks, that it is for the benefit of a man in no way his equal in education, or similar to him in tastes and ideas, or capable of apprehendin... ... was a good man of business; the Chief of Gendarmery, that he was a man of education; the Presi- dent of the Local Council, that he was a man of breed... ...or may have a hun- dred subordinates. But let us put aside the question of comparative culpability. The important point is, that be- fore us all lies ...

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... Edgeworth’s novels stepping from their covers, Or Mrs. Trimmer’s books on education, Or ‘Coelebs’ Wife’ set out in quest of lovers, Morality’... ...stands. ‘T is pity learned virgins ever wed With persons of no sort of education, Or gentlemen, who, though well born and bred, Grow tired... ... to little Juan — I can’t but say that his mamma was right, If such an education was the true one. She scarcely trusted him from out her sig... ... But what that motive was, I sha’n’t say here; Perhaps to finish Juan’s education, Perhaps to open Don Alfonso’s eyes, In case he thought his... ... It mends their morals, never mind the pain: The best of mothers and of educations In Juan’s case were but employ’d in vain, Since, in a wa... ... need he had of slumber yet, for none Had suffer’d more—his hardships were comparative To those related in my grand dad’s ‘Narrative.’ Byron’s Do... ...my friend Scott says, ‘I sound my warison;’ Scott, the superlative of my comparative— Scott, who can paint your Christian knight or Saracen, ...

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...entleman, his superiority was his own work, rather than that of station or education, and so he had never missed intercourse with really ladylike or c... ...arisome aunt. Tritton was a youth of seventeen, who had newly finished his education at an inferior commercial school, and lived on his father’s farm,... ...Gilbert was to go to India, it was not worth while to give him a classical education. ‘Is he to go to India? Albinia had not told me so.’ ‘I thought s... ... of guilt, as she lingered on the door-step after seeing them set off. The education of ‘Edmund’s children’ had been a cherished vision, and it had re... ...- vent it from preying on her spirits.’ ‘True,’ said Mr. Kendal; ‘a narrow education and limited sphere are sad evils in such cases.’ ‘Do you think an... ...ng his brother again, and the actual certainty of his death fell with less comparative force. Perhaps he did not enter into the fact enough to ask for...

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...................................................... 183 CHAPTER XXV OF THE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN ........................................................ ...d the circumstances of the period: the imperfect state of edu- cation, the comparative scarcity of books, and the limited opportunities of intellectua... ...e other extreme.”[Essays, ii. 2.] Pierre Eyquem bestowed great care on the education of his children, especially on the practical side of it. To assoc... ...hat a father could do for a son; both in the care with which you tended my education, and in the zeal with which you pushed me for- ward into public l... ...ts particular forms of civility. There was care enough to this taken in my education, and I have lived in good com- pany enough to know the formalitie... ...heir first propensity from our most tender infancy, and that our principal education depends upon the 155 Montaigne nurse. Mothers are mightily pleas... ... verb———is spelt with a double A, or that hunt after the derivation of the comparatives——and——, and the super- latives——and———, to knit their brows wh...

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... father’s country, yes.” His English was good, denoting more than a common education, though it had a slightly foreign or peculiar accent. The intonat... ...ief of the highest race in his tribe, and had been selected to receive the education of a pale-face at one of the colleges of that people. He had rece... ...the influ- ence of early recollections, and a mistaken appreciation of the comparative advantages between the civilized condition, and those of a life... ... the marvelous and the traditions of his tribe; then, again, the lights of education would seem to gleam upon the darkness of his superstition, and le...

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... cultivate knowledge of the world in the large, get our offing, reaching a comparative point of view, before we can become with steady confidence our ... ... the curiousity of past generations. And so our interest is selective. Our education consists in learning intel- ligent choice. Our energies do not cl...

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... food when the butcher and baker insisted upon cash. It would be only with comparative slowness that the bulk of men would realise that a fabric of co... ... Germany, That will only end when the results of fifty years of aggressive education in Germany have worn away. This will be so plain that the great b... ...public interest and the proletariat. It has also given our higher national education an overwhelming direction towards the training of advocates and a... ... some years increasingly run on far-seeing collectivist lines. Against the comparatively little and mutually jealous British or American capitalists a... ...d and sharp antithesis. Each is mentally crippled by the corruption of its educational sys- tem by an official religious orthodoxy, and hampered by a ... ...nd technical abilities and a great stimulation of scientific and technical education. By 1926 we shall be going about a world that will have recovered... ...e public service, but through the private practice of advocacy. The higher education, such as it is, in Great Britain, produces under the stimulus of ... ...or an irrational resistance to all new things. Ameri- can universities are comparatively youthful and sometimes quite surprisingly innovating, and Ame...

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... observation that he couldn’t find it. As he dropped this cynical confession he looked straight and hard at the candidate for the honour of tak- ing h... ...d on green cloth. The girls used to do up their hair and their frocks themselves, and our young man felt ap- pealed to to be glad, in regard to Morgan... ...little musical vibrations as taking as picked-up airs—begotten by wandering about Europe at the tail of his migratory tribe. This might not have been ... ... that school was out of the question: in any million of boys it was probably good for all but one, and Morgan was that millionth. It would have made h... ...tely they never could get them—fortunately, I mean, for Pemberton, who reflected always that if they had got them there would have been a still scanti...

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...ix groups, because there is not room for six in the ten syllables; and we do not find verses of two, because one of the main distinctions of verse fro... ...otal of a nation’s reading, in these days of daily papers, greatly modifies the total of the nation’s speech; and the speech and reading, taken togeth... ...able stratagem. Lying so open is scarce lying, it is true; but one of the things that we profess to teach our young is a respect for truth; and I cann... ...th to the fact and a good spirit in the treatment. In every department of literature, though so low as hardly to deserve the name, truth to the fact i... ... sickness, in sorrow as well as in joy. It is this nearness of examination necessary for any true and kind writing, that makes the practice of the art... ...e on something that a dull person shall be able to comprehend; and for a dull person to have read anything and, for that once, comprehended it, makes ...

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... review the social organisation in a different way, to con- sider it as an educational process instead of dealing with it as a thing with a future his... ...osition of all peoples, white, black, or brown, a natural disposition that education seeks to destroy, is to insist upon uniformity, to make publicity... ...s return. It is essential to the mod- ern ideal of life that the period of education and growth should be prolonged to as late a period as possible an... ... only in the end to strengthen with the stuff of experience, to enhance by comparative disappointment his imagination of what she might have meant to ... ... MODERN UTOPIANS with the universally diffused good manners, the universal education, the fine freedoms we shall ascribe to them, their world unity, w... ...il the morrow. We are to go to Lucerne because there there is a demand for comparatively unskilled labour in carving wood, which seems to us a sort of... ...occupations as I am, it will certainly be the botanist who will notice the comparative absence of animals about us. He will put it in the form of a te... ...entific work. The central fact of those three years was Huxley’s course in Comparative Anatomy at the school in Exhibition Road. About that as a nucle... ...s settled, to philosophy. Now to come to logic over the bracing uplands of comparative anatomy is to come to logic with a lot of very natural preconce...

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... Department, which in these days had charge of the scientific and artistic education of the mass of the English population, and had thrown himself int... ...aff and spirit survive, more or less completely digested into the Board of Education. The world does move on, even in its government. It is won- derfu... ... of the State to remember that the very beginnings of public 17 H G Wells education lie within my father’s lifetime, and that many most intelligent a... ...bstinate con- servatism, humanitarian enthusiasm, out of which our present educational organisation arose. I have long since come to believe it necess... ...f “Grant earning” 18 The New Machiavelli was created, and this would give education as a necessary by- product. In the end this belief was found to n... ...m a startling quality of living knowledge. From these pilgrims we got to a comparative treat- 60 The New Machiavelli ment of religions, and from that... ...ise but pain… . But while I was fearless of theology I must confess it was comparatively late before I faced and dared to probe the se- crecies of sex... ... the unencumbered man, mental and temperamental incompatibilities mattered comparatively little. But now the wife, and particularly the loving childle... ...s significance. For the reader very probably, as for most people outside a comparatively small circle, it meant my emergence from obscurity. We obtrud...

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...ife, steels himself to every moral or physi- cal perception—an involuntary education which subsequently brings forth fruit both in the understanding a... ...e Revolution, the Oratorians, de- voted, like the Society of Jesus, to the education of youth— succeeding the Jesuits, in fact, in certain of their es... ...ieve, turned out a certain number of cadets for the army. The abolition of educational bodies, decreed by the convention, had but little effect on the... ...us Order, ac- commodated all the school. Contrary to the usual practice in educational institutions, we were allowed to talk at our meals, a tolerant ... ...customed to live in the open air, and to the freedom of a purely haphazard education, happy in the tender care of an old man who was devoted to him, u... ...cre- ated chemistry? At the same time, Lambert, at a later period, studied comparative anatomy, physics, geometry, and other sciences bearing on his d... ...h penury.’ “We looked up at the sky and grasped hands. We first met at the Comparative Anatomy course, and in the galler- ies of the Museum, attracted... ... which we may walk and find no pitfalls in our way!’ “You will wonder what comparative anatomy has to do with a question of such importance to the fu...

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...ng the rocky summit of the hill. An hour before, he had been dead weary, and I had been comparatively active. But now his strength was recruited by th... ...dering, while she led the boy to his attic. 156 Robert Louis Stevenson CHAPTER IV: THE EDUCATION OF A PHILOSOPHER THE INSTALLATION of the adopted sta... ... The Doctor was a pattern of regularity. All forenoon he worked on his great book, the ‘Comparative Pharmaco- poeia, or Historical Dictionary of all M... ...o be preferred before a piece of science; a little more, and he would have written the ‘Comparative Pharmacopoeia’ in verse! The article ‘Mummia,’ for... ...is mettle by the most relevant objections. Besides, was he not educat- ing the boy? And education, philosophers are agreed, is the most philosophical ... ...down in his heart the Doctor was disap- pointed with the ill-success of his more formal education. A boy, chosen by so acute an observer for his aptit... ... lost your fortune.’ ‘Sorry?’ cried the Doctor. ‘Why, I find I have scarce be- gun your education after all. Listen to me! Would you rather live in th... ...n. They 165 Merry Men were bound for Franchard, to collect plants, with an eye to the ‘Comparative Pharmacopoeia.’ A little rattling on the open road... ...rned the Doctor, with sublime fatuity, ‘I read your thoughts! Nor am I surprised – your education is not yet complete; the higher duties of men have n...