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...uri: unul, pur documentar, altul, analitic. Primul se bazeaz ă pe o lectur ă integral ă a scrierilor lui Smarandache şi pe trimiterile referen ţiale... ...etween what has been taught (however) in schools and the nag with claims of “education of the new man”, tenaciously and deliberated straightened to ...

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...at had he expected? Sensuality had been a major part of Dagny's make-up—an integral part of any married couple's relationship. And it was only proper ... ...yself. I need to get back in the swing." "It's never too late for a higher education." Kelly chuckled. "You sound like a college brochure." New Life ...

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...estures as he carefully pronounced her name. “She’s very interested Ronan’s education. I hope you’ll allow her to observe on occasion.” Miss Mac... ...u finished?” “Not yet. Unlike this so-called marriage of ours, your son’s education is one thing you can’t have both ways. He’s too young to hand... ...c way to become a part of that massive oak portal, she would have. To be as integral as the grain or the brass hinges, as prominent as the lion head...

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...r -- How he surrendered himself to all manner of sensual pleasures -- Care and education of orphan children -- The Great Khan invades the territory of... ...E. The priests accompanying the expedition took one of the natives in hand for education; baptized him by the name of John, taught him to pronounce t... ... decamp to Gen. Chevert he gave his spare time to the preparation of a work on integral calculus, the highest branch of mathematics, which he publishe... ...uch a purpose one of the common people of the island, was the character of the education he received. AN OTAHEITAN AT THE ENGLISH COURT. Being the fir...

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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 ............................................... ........................................................... 14 Chapter Three: Education as Direction ....................................................... ...or stage, its existence is proof of its complete rationality, for it is an integral ele- ment in the total, which is Reason. Against institutions as t... ...ing if it is not recognized that the imagina- tion is as much a normal and integral part of human ac- tivity as is muscular movement. The educative va... ...e finds that his vocation involves such risks, he willingly adopts them as integral portions of his activity. The wider or larger self which means inc...

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...f it is to remain a predominant living fact in our lives. And that duty of education, of building up the collective idea and organization of humanity,... ...elation to modern con- ceptions. All these and a hundred other aspects are integral to the wide project of Constructive Socialism as it shapes itself ... ...rches? Some of these bodies are declaredly dissen- tient, some claim to be integral portions of the Catholic Church which have protested against and a... ... what has to be. T o work for the Reformation of the Catholic Church is an integral part of the duty of a believer. It is curious how misleading a wor... ... by public eco- nomic organization. And moreover there is going on a great educational process bringing a greater and greater propor- tion of the mind... ...n be brought to consent to the collective endowment of research, to public education and to a thousand interferences with their private self-seek- ing... ...id ways, of which the consideration of the world as a system of births and education is only the dominant chief. There is next the question of the phy...

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...oreigner, who was beginning to think he might pay too dearly for his Paris education. This personage was a Milanese of good family, exiled from his na... ...e was still open to those sudden but deep impressions against which French education and manners are so strong a protection. In southern lands a great... ...tion, that recurrent crescendo that Rossini brought into vogue, are now an integral part of every composition; those vocal fireworks result in a sort ...

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...king out of detail.’ The spirit of the seeker was still rare in the world; education was unskilled, unstimulating, scholarly , and but little valued, ... ...n enormous advantage in be- ing the only trained caste. Their professional education and 33 H G Wells every circumstance in the manipulation of the f... ...ht of bolder rearrangements of so- cial interaction, property, employment, education, and gov- ernment, than had ever been contemplated before. No dou... ... thought was interwoven with the very fabric of that pioneer school in the educational renascence in England. After the customary exchange years in He... ...the classical school of London University. The older so-called ‘classical’ education of the British pedagogues, probably the most paralysing, ineffec-... ...olland upon the German naval establishments at the mouth of the Elbe, were integral parts of the original project. Nothing of this was known to such p...

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...est of the moment. There had been a split in the Cabinet; the minister for Education had resigned owing to adverse criticism. This started a conversat... ...on had resigned owing to adverse criticism. This started a conversation on education. ‘Of course,’ said Hermione, lifting her face like a rhapso- 81 ... ...g her face like a rhapso- 81 dist, ‘there can be no reason, no excuse for education, except the joy and beauty of knowledge in itself.’ She seemed to... ... with subterranean thoughts for a minute, then she proceeded: ‘V ocational education isn’t edu- cation, it is the close of education.’ Gerald, on the ... ... is only one of the manifestations of the spirit, the transmutation of the integral spirit is the trans- mutation of the physical body as well. Unless... ... falls. We fall from the connection with life and hope, we lapse from pure integral being, from creation and liberty, and we fall into the long, long ... ...e go through all the horror of this victory over death, the triumph of the integral will, that would not be broken till it disap- peared utterly? One ... ...darkness of death with the light of day. Yet his will was unbroken, he was integral, complete. Only he must have perfect stillness about him. Any pres... ...uld she do with herself, when she had destroyed herself? For if spirit, if integral being is destructible, Matter is indestructible. He was looking br...

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...ed, disturb decent gentlemen by ‘allusions to all the sci- ences, from the integral calculus and metaphysics to naviga- tion!’ Fox would have seen you... ...mmercial body, none receive an elabo- rate, and what is meant by a liberal education, except those standing by their connections in the richest classe... ...n- formed, not having had the benefits when young of a regu- lar classical education, find (upon any accident bringing up such subjects) a deficiency ... ...ientious nature, by assuming his father’s debts, and by superintending the education of his brothers. He had distinguished himself at Oxford as a scho... ...fants at Sangor on the Ganges; finally, to promote an enlarged sys- tem of education, which (if his splendid scheme had been adopted) would have diffu... ...mous resolution (which he personally drew up) for appropriating to general education in Ireland any surplus arising from the revenues of the Irish Chu...

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...al history ,” said Sir Rich- mond, going off at a tangent. “My sentimental education. I wonder if it differs very widely from yours or most men’s.” “S... ...s also the whole species, is really indeed all life. “ “A part of it.” “An integral part-as sight is part of a man … with no abso- lute separation fro... ...e sit here all the world is wasting fuel fantastically.” “Just as mentally—educationally we waste,” the doctor in- terjected. “And my job is to stop w... ...ing force in modern life. In the psy- chology of a new age strengthened by education—it may play a directive part.” “They fight every little point. Bu... ...not. She has had various governesses and compan- ions, ladies of birth and education, engaged to look after her and she has done exactly what she like... ...woman I am convinced this expedition to Europe has meant experience, harsh educational experience and very profound mental disturbance. There have bee...

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...ed under a deluge of commonplaces his native incapacity, his total want of education, and a weakness of character which can only be expressed by the o... ...son presented of romantic charm. Still, a husband capable of reforming her education and effacing the traces of provincial life, might still evolve fr... ...econd, he did not conceal from himself the imperfec- tions of a provincial education which he should have to un- make, but this was no serious objecti... ...I make excuses not to accompany them, and against all the principles of my education and prudence, I leave them to the care of the servants. Visits, s... ...f a Catholic, and sits astride the hobby of that party, namely,—liberty of education. But this man, who wants free education for every one, is afraid ... ...ration of her rescue. Of course, therefore, the rescuer is a necessary and integral part of the affair. Come to the ball, and I promise you noise enou... ...r air, “something much better.” And drawing from the pouch which formed an integral part of his costume a note on violet paper highly perfumed,— “Ther...

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... the human heart. Of this philosophy the Romans had, by the necessities of education and domestic discipline not less than by original constitu- tion ... ...ings might be regarded as hostages, ostensibly entertained for the sake of education, but really as pledges for their par- ents’ fidelity, and also wi... ...ical grounds of their possibility; whether lying in any peculiarly vicious education, early familiarity with bad models, corrupting as- sociations, or... ...y to the new colony. “Antiquitus,” says the learned Goesius, “deducebantur integral legiones, quibus parta victoria.” Nei- ther was there much waiting... ...arlike soldier like Dioclesian. This, however, is in part explained by his education and long residence in Eastern countries. But the same eastern tra...

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... torture, an unthinkable shame. Yet his will re- mains obstinate and ugly, integral with utter hatred. It is a great shock to find this figure sitting... ... little shop as well as the inn in the village above. So John had had some education. He had been sent to Brescia and then to Verona to school, and th... ... peasants of the mountains,’ they said at once, ‘they are people of little education. Rather wild folk.’ And they spoke with good-humoured contempt. I...

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...ss, one might suppose, of lawyers of Scotland, where the general system of education has moved for two centuries upon a principle of slight regard to ... ...ion amongst the services of England from ancient times to the interests of education—a service absolutely unapproached by any one nation of Christendo... ... to the public by his “Travels in Spain and Sicily,” &c.,) Mrs. Lee, whose education in a French con- vent, aided by her father’s influence, had intro... ...ess as alumni of the school at which Sir Sidney Smith had received his own education, we were admitted without question or demur; and I may record it ... ... authors in former days lay amongst the class who had re- ceived a college education; and most of these, in their aca- demic life, had benefited large... ...and would be bet- tered by the commercial advantages conceded to her as an integral province of the empire, and would have benefits which, as an indep... ...eace, liable to oblivion or eclipse, but on the permanent relations of its integral parts. In a still larger proportion I believe his motive to have b...

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...to April, henceforth be spent in some country that recognizes winter as an integral portion of its year! Now, too, there was especial discomfort in th... ...were wedded—was it a blessing, in that strange disguise? Was it a means of education, bringing a simple and imperfect nature to a point of feeling and... ...destroy us by it, it has really become an instrument most effective in the education of intellect and soul.” Miriam paused a little longer among these... ... blackness in the universe,—is it, like sorrow, merely an element of human education, through which we struggle to a higher and purer state than we co...

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...great object was to maintain herself independently and to complete Henry’s education as a gentleman. With this view she took up her abode in the least... ...hich grew more prominent. Poor Louisa had little wisdom by nature, and her education had been solely directed to enable her to shine in the world, not... ...d his wife on his appoint- ment at Lima, Mary had been left in England for education, under the charge of his sister in London. Miss Ponsonby was good... ..., that Fitzjocelyn was twenty- one, and had nearly finished his university education. The liking was mutual. No sooner had Sir Miles departed, than Lo... ...ndmother from his own maintenance: he had turned to the utmost account his education at the endowed school at Northwold; by sheer diligence, had ob- t... ... her mother had by this time taken root at Dynevor T errace, and formed an integral part of the inhabit- ants. Their newspaper went the round of the h...

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...ounced the intention of entering a Carthusian monastery) ebbing out of the educational and academical town of Cracow spread itself over several provin... ...l step- father; it was unfortunate, though, that while directing the boys’ education and forming their character by wise counsel, he did his best to g... ...month of weary battling with the gales of the North Atlantic. Books are an integral part of one’s life, and my Shakespearian asso- ciations are with t...

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...ful stepfather; it was unfortu- nate though that while directing the boys’ education and forming their character by wise counsel he did his best to ge... ...month of weary battling with the gales of the North Atlantic. Books are an integral part of one’s life and my Shakespearean associations are with that...

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...gy, lost that place through misconduct and his singular ideas as to public education. He helped the children to make paper boats with their alphabets ... ...uties, after Fourchon, under pretence of caring for his natural grandson’s education, kept him to himself; while Marie and Catherine made hay in the w... ...thinks it quite natural that his grandfather should recoup himself for his education by boxing his ears,” said Blondet. “Tell me, my poor little fello... ...n’t I?—that drunken, lazy, idle, good-for-nothing old Fourchon, who had an education and was a farmer, and got down in the mud and never got up again,... ...sm from life, and perhaps take his revenge on Pere Fourchon. “What sort of education are you giving Mouche?” asked Blondet. “Do you expect to make him... ... dream about. To all these causes of popularity was added that of being an integral part of the great festival of Soulanges. The Cafe de la Paix was t...