Fantasia of the Unconscious
Fantasia of the Unconscious
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Save for purposes ofabstraction, the earth is a great plain, with hills and valleys. Whyforce abstractions and kill the reality, when there's no need?
As for children, will we never realize that their abstractions arenever based on observations, but on subjective exaggerations? If thereis an eye in the face, the face is all eye. It is the child soulwhich cannot get over the mystery of the eye. If there is a tree in alandscape, the landscape is all tree. Always this partial focus. Theattempt to ...make a child focus for a whole view--which is really ageneralization and an adult abstraction--is simply wicked. Yet thefirst thing we do is to set a child making relief-maps in clay, forexample: of his own district. Imbecility! He has not even the faintestimpression of the total hill on which his home stands. A steepnessgoing up to a door--and front garden railings--and perhaps windows. That's the lot.
The top and bottom of it is, that it is a crime to teach a childanything at all, school-wise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Save for purposes ofabstraction, the earth is a great plain, with hills and valleys. Whyforce abstractions and kill the reality, when there's no need?
As for children, will we never realize that their abstractions arenever based on observations, but on subjective exaggerations? If thereis an eye in the face, the face is all eye. It is the child soulwhich cannot get over the mystery of the eye. If there is a tree in alandscape, the landscape is all tree. Always this partial focus. Theattempt to ...make a child focus for a whole view--which is really ageneralization and an adult abstraction--is simply wicked. Yet thefirst thing we do is to set a child making relief-maps in clay, forexample: of his own district. Imbecility! He has not even the faintestimpression of the total hill on which his home stands. A steepnessgoing up to a door--and front garden railings--and perhaps windows. That's the lot.
The top and bottom of it is, that it is a crime to teach a childanything at all, school-wise.
What to read after Fantasia of the Unconscious?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lawrence, D. H. (David Herbert), 1885-1930 to read onlineMoreLess
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