Great Pedagogical Essays; Plato to SpencerFranklin Verzelius Newton Painter AMS Press, 1970 - 426 strán (strany) |
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... moral quali- ties ; in sight only there is a little , for figures are to some extent of a moral character , and ( so far ) all participate in the feeling about them . Again , figures and colors are not imitations , but signs of moral ...
... moral quali- ties ; in sight only there is a little , for figures are to some extent of a moral character , and ( so far ) all participate in the feeling about them . Again , figures and colors are not imitations , but signs of moral ...
Strana 365
... moral powers . The natural means for this early education are to be looked for in the enlightened love , faith , and ... moral and re- ligious development . But the child must also feel the peace which proceeds from satisfied needs ...
... moral powers . The natural means for this early education are to be looked for in the enlightened love , faith , and ... moral and re- ligious development . But the child must also feel the peace which proceeds from satisfied needs ...
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... moral training in , 349 ; experiments in , 349 ; private and public , 350 ; a problem of , 350 ; Pestalozzian prin- ciples of , 353 ; hurry to be avoided in , 354 ; study of nature in , 354 ; exercising faculties in , 355 ; study of ...
... moral training in , 349 ; experiments in , 349 ; private and public , 350 ; a problem of , 350 ; Pestalozzian prin- ciples of , 353 ; hurry to be avoided in , 354 ; study of nature in , 354 ; exercising faculties in , 355 ; study of ...
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ARISTOTLE Biographical Sketch | 33 |
XENOPHON Biographical Sketch | 61 |
CICERO Biographical Sketch | 83 |
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