Cambridge Essays On Education
Cambridge Essays On Education
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Each causecontributes in its degree to the lamentable result. Yet, as it seemsto me, we may remove them all without making any great improvement. All the circumstances may be varied, but that intellectual apathywhich has become so marked a characteristic of English life, especially of English public and social life, may not improbablycontinue. Why nations pass into these morbid phases no one can tell. The spirit of the age, that "polarisation of society" as Tarde[1]used to call it, in a definit...e direction, is brought about by no causethat can be named as yet. It will remain beyond volitional control atleast until we get some real insight into social physiology. That theattitude or pose of the average Englishman towards education, knowledge, and learning is largely a phenomenon of infectiousimitation we know. But even if we could name the original, perhapsreal, perhaps fictional, person--for in all likelihood there was suchan one--whom English society in its folly unconsciously selected as amodel, the knowledge would advance us little.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Each causecontributes in its degree to the lamentable result. Yet, as it seemsto me, we may remove them all without making any great improvement. All the circumstances may be varied, but that intellectual apathywhich has become so marked a characteristic of English life, especially of English public and social life, may not improbablycontinue. Why nations pass into these morbid phases no one can tell. The spirit of the age, that "polarisation of society" as Tarde[1]used to call it, in a definit...e direction, is brought about by no causethat can be named as yet. It will remain beyond volitional control atleast until we get some real insight into social physiology. That theattitude or pose of the average Englishman towards education, knowledge, and learning is largely a phenomenon of infectiousimitation we know. But even if we could name the original, perhapsreal, perhaps fictional, person--for in all likelihood there was suchan one--whom English society in its folly unconsciously selected as amodel, the knowledge would advance us little.
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