How to Study
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It does not follow that he should never leave the subject until he hasfound a reason, for it may depend upon facts or principles of which heis not at the moment informed; but if such is the case, he shouldaccept the fact tentatively, but make a mental note that it issomething which clearly must have a reason which he is capable ofperceiving, and which he will look up at some future time. In studyinghis book he may well make a list of such questions to ask the teacheror to look up later.
Student...s must of course proceed in a systematic way, and a student whohas not studied physics cannot be expected to perceive reasons thatdepend upon the laws of physics, and yet without a knowledge of physicshe may still perceive that a statement is not of a mere fact, but ofsomething that must have a reason. To primitive peoples nature was aclosed book. The simplest phenomena were beyond their understanding, and they, therefore, imagined deities of whose personal activitiesthese phenomena {14} were supposed to be manifestations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It does not follow that he should never leave the subject until he hasfound a reason, for it may depend upon facts or principles of which heis not at the moment informed; but if such is the case, he shouldaccept the fact tentatively, but make a mental note that it issomething which clearly must have a reason which he is capable ofperceiving, and which he will look up at some future time. In studyinghis book he may well make a list of such questions to ask the teacheror to look up later.
Student...s must of course proceed in a systematic way, and a student whohas not studied physics cannot be expected to perceive reasons thatdepend upon the laws of physics, and yet without a knowledge of physicshe may still perceive that a statement is not of a mere fact, but ofsomething that must have a reason. To primitive peoples nature was aclosed book. The simplest phenomena were beyond their understanding, and they, therefore, imagined deities of whose personal activitiesthese phenomena {14} were supposed to be manifestations.
What to read after How to Study?
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