Pupil Self Government Its Theory And Practice
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(b) Upon the family circle.
(c) Upon society and the common welfare.
4. Dependence of Man.
(a) Upon a Supreme Being reverence- gratitude.
(b) Upon other individuals.
1. The rich upon the poor.
2. The poor upon the rich.
3. The laborer upon the employer and vice versa.
4. The layman upon the professional, etc.
5. The child upon the parent and vice versa.
(c) Upon animals.
1. Domestic animals; horse, cow, sheep, ox, etc.
ETHICS 87 2. Wild animals; bear, tiger, elephant, whale, etc.
3. Kindness to... animals Humane So- cieties.
(d) Upon Nature and physical laws.
1. Change of seasons, etc.
2. Growth and functions of organs of the body, etc.
3. Violation of law; certainty of punish- ment.
(e) Upon government and moral laws.
1. Character of government.
2. Necessity of government.
3. Powers and obligations of government.
4. Limitations; individual rights; com- mon rights.
5. Violation of law; certainty of punish- ment ; effect upon the character of the individual ; effect upon the future in- dividual ; effect upon common welfare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(b) Upon the family circle.
(c) Upon society and the common welfare.
4. Dependence of Man.
(a) Upon a Supreme Being reverence- gratitude.
(b) Upon other individuals.
1. The rich upon the poor.
2. The poor upon the rich.
3. The laborer upon the employer and vice versa.
4. The layman upon the professional, etc.
5. The child upon the parent and vice versa.
(c) Upon animals.
1. Domestic animals; horse, cow, sheep, ox, etc.
ETHICS 87 2. Wild animals; bear, tiger, elephant, whale, etc.
3. Kindness to... animals Humane So- cieties.
(d) Upon Nature and physical laws.
1. Change of seasons, etc.
2. Growth and functions of organs of the body, etc.
3. Violation of law; certainty of punish- ment.
(e) Upon government and moral laws.
1. Character of government.
2. Necessity of government.
3. Powers and obligations of government.
4. Limitations; individual rights; com- mon rights.
5. Violation of law; certainty of punish- ment ; effect upon the character of the individual ; effect upon the future in- dividual ; effect upon common welfare.
What to read after Pupil Self Government Its Theory And Practice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Cronson to read onlineMoreLess
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