A Constructive Philosophy for Child Culture
A Constructive Philosophy for Child Culture
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We can form a faint idea of the immensity of this in- herited understanding and power by reflecting that in only forty generations, covering little more than half the Christian era, nearly one billion men and as many women, each with varied life-experiences, have entered into the composition of every man and every woman living today; and forty generations are an in- significant number in comparison with the gen- erations which lived through the ages preceding them.
It is through a prudent exerc...ise of the im- agination that most of what is valuable in us may be found, developed and made useful. So high- ly does nature value the imagination that she furnishes it to us in great abundance, as is seen with children, and she is not alarmed at their using it in the most extravagant ways, all as a 18 training for practical use later, just as the nat- ural urge to an apparently wasteful physical activity in play compels them to develop and train their bodies for the stern demands of maturity. Yet nature is frugal in furnishing means to an end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We can form a faint idea of the immensity of this in- herited understanding and power by reflecting that in only forty generations, covering little more than half the Christian era, nearly one billion men and as many women, each with varied life-experiences, have entered into the composition of every man and every woman living today; and forty generations are an in- significant number in comparison with the gen- erations which lived through the ages preceding them.
It is through a prudent exerc...ise of the im- agination that most of what is valuable in us may be found, developed and made useful. So high- ly does nature value the imagination that she furnishes it to us in great abundance, as is seen with children, and she is not alarmed at their using it in the most extravagant ways, all as a 18 training for practical use later, just as the nat- ural urge to an apparently wasteful physical activity in play compels them to develop and train their bodies for the stern demands of maturity. Yet nature is frugal in furnishing means to an end.
What to read after A Constructive Philosophy for Child Culture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W C William Chambers Morrow to read onlineMoreLess
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