Herbart And Education By Instruction
Herbart And Education By Instruction
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We can see how they come one after the other, brought in by the senses ; but there is no one to receive them. . . . Herbart is wrong on both counts. He eliminates i at one stroke the double framework : the brain and the general consciousness, the material substance, and the intellectual principle of psychic phenomena. If '^representations" pass back and forth in the mind like marionettes on the stage of a Guignol theatre, or Chinese shadows behind a screen, that is not, as he thought, because o...f relationships between them. If they obey a settled order of succession, it is be- cause they are directed by an invisible hand ; that is to say, either by the brain or by the soul. Thus, as M. Fouillee has expressed it : ''A cloud in the sky does not take the form of a tower because it had previously the form of a mountain, but it took the two forms successively under the action of the wind which drives it. '' ^ ^ M. Fouillee, V evolutionnisme des ide es-forces, p. 34.
28 HERBART To convince oneself that the hypotheses of Her- bart are false, it suffices to confront them with a few facts from experience.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We can see how they come one after the other, brought in by the senses ; but there is no one to receive them. . . . Herbart is wrong on both counts. He eliminates i at one stroke the double framework : the brain and the general consciousness, the material substance, and the intellectual principle of psychic phenomena. If '^representations" pass back and forth in the mind like marionettes on the stage of a Guignol theatre, or Chinese shadows behind a screen, that is not, as he thought, because o...f relationships between them. If they obey a settled order of succession, it is be- cause they are directed by an invisible hand ; that is to say, either by the brain or by the soul. Thus, as M. Fouillee has expressed it : ''A cloud in the sky does not take the form of a tower because it had previously the form of a mountain, but it took the two forms successively under the action of the wind which drives it. '' ^ ^ M. Fouillee, V evolutionnisme des ide es-forces, p. 34.
28 HERBART To convince oneself that the hypotheses of Her- bart are false, it suffices to confront them with a few facts from experience.
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