Outline of the Science of Study
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. . echoes to the theme of election in educa- tion — the greatest possible range of free choice by the individual student as to what he will study, guided by what he finds answering to his native interests in subjects; everywhere the other, to the theme of a rational system of subjects for study, which is held to express the universal reason of mankind in its several es- 129 GENERAL FOUNDATION STAGE sential aspects, and which must enter into every scheme of education that can claim to be trul...y human, in the sense of being genuinely reasonable. Thus the one philosophy . . .
. . finds the master-principles of education in personal native impulse, in personal Desire ; the other finds it in a public or generic intelli- gent judgment, that gets at the abiding heart of human nature with all the mass and mo- mentum of history — in a universal Rational Will, which is to judge, to master, and to use, all individual desires." A Problem of Relative Emphasis.— In spite of the apparent antagonism of these two sets of princi- ples, it is an antagonism due more to extreme views and radical methods than to the intrinsic irreconcilableness of the two principles involved.
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. . echoes to the theme of election in educa- tion — the greatest possible range of free choice by the individual student as to what he will study, guided by what he finds answering to his native interests in subjects; everywhere the other, to the theme of a rational system of subjects for study, which is held to express the universal reason of mankind in its several es- 129 GENERAL FOUNDATION STAGE sential aspects, and which must enter into every scheme of education that can claim to be trul...y human, in the sense of being genuinely reasonable. Thus the one philosophy . . .
. . finds the master-principles of education in personal native impulse, in personal Desire ; the other finds it in a public or generic intelli- gent judgment, that gets at the abiding heart of human nature with all the mass and mo- mentum of history — in a universal Rational Will, which is to judge, to master, and to use, all individual desires." A Problem of Relative Emphasis.— In spite of the apparent antagonism of these two sets of princi- ples, it is an antagonism due more to extreme views and radical methods than to the intrinsic irreconcilableness of the two principles involved.
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