Education as a ScienceD. Appleton, 1884 - 453 páginas |
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... favoured , ( 1 ) by the smallness of the diffe- rences , ( 2 ) by juxtaposition , ( 3 ) by cumulation of instances . • 23 · wwwwx ~~ 25 27 28 30 31 33 35 336 • 37 CONTENTS . xi CONSTRUCTIVENESS . Conditions :-( 1 ) something X CONTENTS .
... favoured , ( 1 ) by the smallness of the diffe- rences , ( 2 ) by juxtaposition , ( 3 ) by cumulation of instances . • 23 · wwwwx ~~ 25 27 28 30 31 33 35 336 • 37 CONTENTS . xi CONSTRUCTIVENESS . Conditions :-( 1 ) something X CONTENTS .
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... favoured organs re- ceive a share proportioned to their respective capitals : to him that hath shall be given . Still more pertinent is the further qualification , that the organ that happens to be most active at the time receives more ...
... favoured organs re- ceive a share proportioned to their respective capitals : to him that hath shall be given . Still more pertinent is the further qualification , that the organ that happens to be most active at the time receives more ...
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... favour or impede the plastic growth of the system should be searching and minute . Although some philosophers have taught that all minds are nearly equal in regard to facility of acquire- ment , a schoolmaster that would say so must be ...
... favour or impede the plastic growth of the system should be searching and minute . Although some philosophers have taught that all minds are nearly equal in regard to facility of acquire- ment , a schoolmaster that would say so must be ...
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... favours discrimination , favours retention . The two cannot be kept separate . No law of the intellect appears to be more certain than the law that connects our discriminating power with our retentive power . In whatever class of ...
... favours discrimination , favours retention . The two cannot be kept separate . No law of the intellect appears to be more certain than the law that connects our discriminating power with our retentive power . In whatever class of ...
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... favour of everything that was supported by common consent ; the individual would be urged to attain the level of the mass . drill of a regiment of soldiers corresponds very nearly to this situation ; every man is under the eye of the ...
... favour of everything that was supported by common consent ; the individual would be urged to attain the level of the mass . drill of a regiment of soldiers corresponds very nearly to this situation ; every man is under the eye of the ...
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abstract acquired acquisition agreement appeal to consequences application Arithmetic arts attention authority Bentham Botany cation celestial sphere charm child circumstances colour conceive concrete corporal punishment course cultivation culture definite degree mathematical discipline discrimination distinct effect element emotions Euclid evil examples excitement exer exercise expression fact faculty favour feeling force Geometry give Grammar gratification higher highest highly composite human imagination important impressions individual inflictions influence instance intellectual interest James Fitzjames Stephen James Mill kind knowledge labour language learning malevolent Mathematics matter means memory ment mental method mind mode moral motive names Natural History Natural Philosophy notion Object Lesson observation offence operation operation physical pain physical Physiology plastic Plato pleasure poetry practical principles punishment pupils regards Retentiveness scientific sense stage stimulant teacher teaching things tion various vocables words Zoology
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