Moral Education: Its Laws And Methods
Moral Education: Its Laws And Methods
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After the meal they resume their working dress, and resume, without any false shame, their rustic occupation.
Thus we find in feudal Prussia a trait of manners suited to the democratic society of the United States, and which hereafter will become general. In France, in England especially, a young man of the upper-class would believe his dignity compromised in per- forming the work of a farm laborer." In Vienna young ladies of the aristocratic classes are sent to milliners and dressmakers to lea...rn to make all kinds of garments, and with equal care they are instructed in cookery by the head cooks of wealthy houses — cooking being the finishing touch of a young lady's education prior to marriage engagements.
Swimming, riding and walking are also a part of the training of Viennese ladies.
Nothing but moral and industrial education can overcome that spirit of caste (based upon the scorn for labor) which is so injurious to a republic. " Caste/' says Mrs. Mann, " is the deepest moral abyss that sep- arates human beings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After the meal they resume their working dress, and resume, without any false shame, their rustic occupation.
Thus we find in feudal Prussia a trait of manners suited to the democratic society of the United States, and which hereafter will become general. In France, in England especially, a young man of the upper-class would believe his dignity compromised in per- forming the work of a farm laborer." In Vienna young ladies of the aristocratic classes are sent to milliners and dressmakers to lea...rn to make all kinds of garments, and with equal care they are instructed in cookery by the head cooks of wealthy houses — cooking being the finishing touch of a young lady's education prior to marriage engagements.
Swimming, riding and walking are also a part of the training of Viennese ladies.
Nothing but moral and industrial education can overcome that spirit of caste (based upon the scorn for labor) which is so injurious to a republic. " Caste/' says Mrs. Mann, " is the deepest moral abyss that sep- arates human beings.
What to read after Moral Education: Its Laws And Methods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buchanan Joseph Rodes to read onlineMoreLess
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