Great Pedagogical Essays; Plato to SpencerFranklin Verzelius Newton Painter AMS Press, 1970 - 426 strán (strany) |
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... reason . The reason too , in our ordinary way of speaking , is divided into two parts for there is a practical and a speculative reason , and there must be a corresponding division of actions ; the actions of the naturally better ...
... reason . The reason too , in our ordinary way of speaking , is divided into two parts for there is a practical and a speculative reason , and there must be a corresponding division of actions ; the actions of the naturally better ...
Strana 41
... reason and appetite . And as the body is prior in order of generation to the soul , so the irrational is prior to the rational . The proof is that anger and will and desire are implanted in children from their very birth , but reason ...
... reason and appetite . And as the body is prior in order of generation to the soul , so the irrational is prior to the rational . The proof is that anger and will and desire are implanted in children from their very birth , but reason ...
Strana 333
... reason is a reason of the senses , serving as foundation for the reason of the intellect . Our first teachers in philosophy are our own feet , hands , and eyes . To substitute books for these is teaching us not to reason , but to use ...
... reason is a reason of the senses , serving as foundation for the reason of the intellect . Our first teachers in philosophy are our own feet , hands , and eyes . To substitute books for these is teaching us not to reason , but to use ...
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