Principles And Practices of Teaching
Principles And Practices of Teaching
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In morals, the end sought is the good, which upon one side expresses the true in human relations, and upon the other converts it into action. In aesthetics, the end sought is the beautiful, which is the true in the relations of objects and their qualities as they affect the senses.
The true includes all phenomena ; the good relates to human conduct ; and the beautiful refers to objective relations which afford pleasure. The three are so united that the course which most certainly secures either... is essential to the highest success in all, and that sub- stantial attainment in each is necessary to the highest attainment in the others.
^Esthetic culture includes both a perception of the beautiful as it exists, and also the ability to arrange ele- ments in such a manner as to produce the beautiful. It is not only an appreciative, but a creative power. Its highest ends are attained through the imagination, and it furnishes one of the principal means by which the Digitized by Google ^esthetic culture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In morals, the end sought is the good, which upon one side expresses the true in human relations, and upon the other converts it into action. In aesthetics, the end sought is the beautiful, which is the true in the relations of objects and their qualities as they affect the senses.
The true includes all phenomena ; the good relates to human conduct ; and the beautiful refers to objective relations which afford pleasure. The three are so united that the course which most certainly secures either... is essential to the highest success in all, and that sub- stantial attainment in each is necessary to the highest attainment in the others.
^Esthetic culture includes both a perception of the beautiful as it exists, and also the ability to arrange ele- ments in such a manner as to produce the beautiful. It is not only an appreciative, but a creative power. Its highest ends are attained through the imagination, and it furnishes one of the principal means by which the Digitized by Google ^esthetic culture.
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