Hegel's Educational Ideas
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It is precisely this process which in its elementary form constitutes the essence of grammar, and the application of which constitutes grammatical analysis. Once clearly understood, it appears as self-evi- dent that this is one of the most valid and valuable of all educational media, and that its neglect is one of the gravest educa- tional errors of our time.
So much is especially applicable to ele- mentary work. For more advanced pupils Hegel is in accord with thoughtful edu- cators generally ...as to the superiority of ancient languages over modern, and espe- cially over one's mother tongue, for pur- poses of intellectual discipline. In the clas- He Joel's Educati07ial Ideas.
sic languages, not only is it that the forms are unfamiliar, and hence attract special attention, but also every phase of thought has its peculiar and appropriate gram- matical form. And because it is through such concrete forms that the immature mind most easily seizes the universal as- pects of thought, it is evident that Hegel does not exaggerate when he declares that the thoroughgoing study of grammatical forms presents itself as one of the most universal and noblest of all the means of cultivating the mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is precisely this process which in its elementary form constitutes the essence of grammar, and the application of which constitutes grammatical analysis. Once clearly understood, it appears as self-evi- dent that this is one of the most valid and valuable of all educational media, and that its neglect is one of the gravest educa- tional errors of our time.
So much is especially applicable to ele- mentary work. For more advanced pupils Hegel is in accord with thoughtful edu- cators generally ...as to the superiority of ancient languages over modern, and espe- cially over one's mother tongue, for pur- poses of intellectual discipline. In the clas- He Joel's Educati07ial Ideas.
sic languages, not only is it that the forms are unfamiliar, and hence attract special attention, but also every phase of thought has its peculiar and appropriate gram- matical form. And because it is through such concrete forms that the immature mind most easily seizes the universal as- pects of thought, it is evident that Hegel does not exaggerate when he declares that the thoroughgoing study of grammatical forms presents itself as one of the most universal and noblest of all the means of cultivating the mind.
What to read after Hegel's Educational Ideas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bryant, William Mckendree, B. 1843 to read onlineMoreLess
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