Great Pedagogical Essays; Plato to SpencerFranklin Verzelius Newton Painter AMS Press, 1970 - 426 strán (strany) |
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... parents are unqualified for it , and do not under- stand how children should be brought up and taught . In the third place , even if parents were qualified and willing to do it themselves , yet on account of other employments and ...
... parents are unqualified for it , and do not under- stand how children should be brought up and taught . In the third place , even if parents were qualified and willing to do it themselves , yet on account of other employments and ...
Strana 281
... parents think they may safely enough indulge their little irregularities , and make them- selves sport with that pretty perverseness , which they think well enough becomes that innocent age . But to a fond parent , that would not have ...
... parents think they may safely enough indulge their little irregularities , and make them- selves sport with that pretty perverseness , which they think well enough becomes that innocent age . But to a fond parent , that would not have ...
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... Parents usually care only that their children make their way in the world , and ( 2 ) Princes consider their subjects only as instruments for their own purposes . Parents care for the home , princes for the state . Neither have as their ...
... Parents usually care only that their children make their way in the world , and ( 2 ) Princes consider their subjects only as instruments for their own purposes . Parents care for the home , princes for the state . Neither have as their ...
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PLATO Biographical Sketch | 7 |
ARISTOTLE Biographical Sketch | 33 |
XENOPHON Biographical Sketch | 61 |
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