The University Library And the University Curriculum Phi Beta Kappa Address No
The University Library And the University Curriculum Phi Beta Kappa Address No
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Gildersleeve, of Johns Hopkins University, regarded as one of the best classical scholars in the country, says : " Latin and Greek are to be studied pri- " marily for the knowledge of the life of " the Roman and Greek people as mani- " fested in language and literature; and " not because Latin and Greek are con- " venient vehicles for the communication " of a certain amount of linguistic phi- " losophy or comparative grammar. Such " matters are entirely out of place in the " early stages of stu...dy. The beginner " has to do with results, not processes. . . . " It is a capital mistake to introduce a " student into the maze of hypotheses in "which the formation of a language is " involved, before he has any practical "acquaintance with the language itself, 38 The University Library " before he has any insight into the liter- ature for the sake of which chiefly the " language is to be learned. . . . The " less the mastery of the subject on the " part of the teacher, the greater seems to " be the desire to make the treatment " 'scientific', and so, in the plastic age of " study, the golden opportunity of appro- " priating the peculiar value of the classic " languages, is thrown away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gildersleeve, of Johns Hopkins University, regarded as one of the best classical scholars in the country, says : " Latin and Greek are to be studied pri- " marily for the knowledge of the life of " the Roman and Greek people as mani- " fested in language and literature; and " not because Latin and Greek are con- " venient vehicles for the communication " of a certain amount of linguistic phi- " losophy or comparative grammar. Such " matters are entirely out of place in the " early stages of stu...dy. The beginner " has to do with results, not processes. . . . " It is a capital mistake to introduce a " student into the maze of hypotheses in "which the formation of a language is " involved, before he has any practical "acquaintance with the language itself, 38 The University Library " before he has any insight into the liter- ature for the sake of which chiefly the " language is to be learned. . . . The " less the mastery of the subject on the " part of the teacher, the greater seems to " be the desire to make the treatment " 'scientific', and so, in the plastic age of " study, the golden opportunity of appro- " priating the peculiar value of the classic " languages, is thrown away.
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