Course of Popular Lectures: With Three Addresses On Various Public Occasions ...
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or a whole greater than its part ? These are the simple truths conceived by the philosopher of nature, Pestalozzi.
Here are the leading beauties of that system of experi- mental instruction which he so long strove to put in prac- tice, and which time may enable others successfully to develope.
But, I hear you again object, that there are truths ap- pealing only to the mind, or directly to the feelings : such are moral truths. The varying degree of sensibility evinced by individuals towards the ...joys and sorrows of others is apparent to every observer. This, sensibility forms the basis of virtue ; and, when by means of expe-?
rience we have distinguished painful from pleasurable sen- sations in our own case r this sensibility assists us to estimate themirithe case of others. Yet havewenodoorsby whichto admit knowledge but the senses. We ascertain what is good or evil by experience. The beneficial or injurious conse-* quencesof actions make us pronounce them virtuous, or vicious. The man of cultivated sensibility then refers his Digitized by Google LECT.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
or a whole greater than its part ? These are the simple truths conceived by the philosopher of nature, Pestalozzi.
Here are the leading beauties of that system of experi- mental instruction which he so long strove to put in prac- tice, and which time may enable others successfully to develope.
But, I hear you again object, that there are truths ap- pealing only to the mind, or directly to the feelings : such are moral truths. The varying degree of sensibility evinced by individuals towards the ...joys and sorrows of others is apparent to every observer. This, sensibility forms the basis of virtue ; and, when by means of expe-?
rience we have distinguished painful from pleasurable sen- sations in our own case r this sensibility assists us to estimate themirithe case of others. Yet havewenodoorsby whichto admit knowledge but the senses. We ascertain what is good or evil by experience. The beneficial or injurious conse-* quencesof actions make us pronounce them virtuous, or vicious. The man of cultivated sensibility then refers his Digitized by Google LECT.
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