Made in Germany
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"A dozen years ago, " says the Springfield (Massachusetts) Republican, "Dr. Wolf von Schierbrand told how public educa- tion in Germany was suffering from an attempt to curtail academic freedom. 'The Prussian minister of education openly declared it to be the main mission of the university to train young men into good servants of the state and of the monarchy. ' " That is, for the army. "The whole spirit was changing in German schools and universities. Among the boys and young men a spirit of b...old utilitarianism was rampant. The present generation of young men has discarded old aims and ideals . . . The change is most profound among the university students. They too are the most loud-mouthed jingoes, the blind admirers of unscrupulous success. " [82] German Militarism Two facts explain the militarism of German universities and professors. One is thus stated by Professor Munsterberg: "In the German view the state is not for the individuals, but the individuals for the state. ' ' This means that the state is something apart from the people — a thing that the people really have nothing to do with.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"A dozen years ago, " says the Springfield (Massachusetts) Republican, "Dr. Wolf von Schierbrand told how public educa- tion in Germany was suffering from an attempt to curtail academic freedom. 'The Prussian minister of education openly declared it to be the main mission of the university to train young men into good servants of the state and of the monarchy. ' " That is, for the army. "The whole spirit was changing in German schools and universities. Among the boys and young men a spirit of b...old utilitarianism was rampant. The present generation of young men has discarded old aims and ideals . . . The change is most profound among the university students. They too are the most loud-mouthed jingoes, the blind admirers of unscrupulous success. " [82] German Militarism Two facts explain the militarism of German universities and professors. One is thus stated by Professor Munsterberg: "In the German view the state is not for the individuals, but the individuals for the state. ' ' This means that the state is something apart from the people — a thing that the people really have nothing to do with.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franklin Monroe Sprague to read onlineMoreLess
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