Animals' Rights Considered in Relation to Social Progress
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The American university of to-day has no thought of fashioning itself after the ancient models of Oxford and Cambridge ; its ideals are found rather in Germany or France. No American col- lege at present reckons itself completely equipped with- out its biological laboratory and its staff of instructors, conversant with newest methods of foreign investiga- tion.
Nor is the modern aim simply to teach students the gathered facts of previous inquiries. The new ideal would inspire students, not to b...elieve, but to investi- gate. " Every encouragement is afforded to those who show aptitude for original research," is the frequently- recorded promise to the young inquirer. Let us take a few representative American Colleges, and note some of the advantages they are offering to the student of to-day.
VIVISECTION IN AMERICAN CO LIEGES. 1 49 Harvard University. — '^ Students working in the Physiological Laboratory study the various digestive and respiratory processes . . . and devote themselves to similar problems and processes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The American university of to-day has no thought of fashioning itself after the ancient models of Oxford and Cambridge ; its ideals are found rather in Germany or France. No American col- lege at present reckons itself completely equipped with- out its biological laboratory and its staff of instructors, conversant with newest methods of foreign investiga- tion.
Nor is the modern aim simply to teach students the gathered facts of previous inquiries. The new ideal would inspire students, not to b...elieve, but to investi- gate. " Every encouragement is afforded to those who show aptitude for original research," is the frequently- recorded promise to the young inquirer. Let us take a few representative American Colleges, and note some of the advantages they are offering to the student of to-day.
VIVISECTION IN AMERICAN CO LIEGES. 1 49 Harvard University. — '^ Students working in the Physiological Laboratory study the various digestive and respiratory processes . . . and devote themselves to similar problems and processes.
What to read after Animals' Rights Considered in Relation to Social Progress?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Stephens Salt to read onlineMoreLess
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