Great Pedagogical Essays; Plato to SpencerFranklin Verzelius Newton Painter AMS Press, 1970 - 426 strán (strany) |
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... pleasure , but originally it was included in education , because nature her- self , as has often been said ... pleasure we obtain rest . Leisure of itself gives pleasure and happi- ness and enjoyment of life , which are experienced , not ...
... pleasure , but originally it was included in education , because nature her- self , as has often been said ... pleasure we obtain rest . Leisure of itself gives pleasure and happi- ness and enjoyment of life , which are experienced , not ...
Strana 47
... pleasure and not with pain . This pleasure , however , is regarded differently by different persons , and varies according to the habit of individuals ; the pleasure of the best man is the best , and springs from the noblest sources ...
... pleasure and not with pain . This pleasure , however , is regarded differently by different persons , and varies according to the habit of individuals ; the pleasure of the best man is the best , and springs from the noblest sources ...
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... pleasure's sake , it may be well for them at times to find a refreshment in music . It sometimes happens that men make amusement the end , for the end probably contains some element of pleasure ,. though not any ordi- nary or lower pleasure ...
... pleasure's sake , it may be well for them at times to find a refreshment in music . It sometimes happens that men make amusement the end , for the end probably contains some element of pleasure ,. though not any ordi- nary or lower pleasure ...
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