Literature in the Elementary School
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Only when we lead them to turn back what they have gained into a com- munity asset, have we done anything to train our children in social art. And this is so natural and easy in the case of an acted drama that it is a pity to miss the opportunity. Of course, they must love the thing they do. It must be made good enough to give, and be therefore offered. We shall gradually recover from the fright we have been in now for some time as to the children's desire to "show off. " How can we be sure we ...should have had any art, if this motive had not mingled with the others in the production and publication of the art-product? Let us cease to give it an invidious name; instead of calling it the desire to "show off, " let us call it the artist's passion be he poet, painter, actor, what not to communicate, to turn back into the common life this thing he has but drawn out of the common life to elaborate and beautify.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Only when we lead them to turn back what they have gained into a com- munity asset, have we done anything to train our children in social art. And this is so natural and easy in the case of an acted drama that it is a pity to miss the opportunity. Of course, they must love the thing they do. It must be made good enough to give, and be therefore offered. We shall gradually recover from the fright we have been in now for some time as to the children's desire to "show off. " How can we be sure we ...should have had any art, if this motive had not mingled with the others in the production and publication of the art-product? Let us cease to give it an invidious name; instead of calling it the desire to "show off, " let us call it the artist's passion be he poet, painter, actor, what not to communicate, to turn back into the common life this thing he has but drawn out of the common life to elaborate and beautify.
The child and the theater makes a difficult 228 Literature in the Elementary School problem.
What to read after Literature in the Elementary School?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macclintock Porter Lander to read onlineMoreLess
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