Success And Its Conditions
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But it would be far more ■ reasonable to seek for the cause of his failure in the error of his system ; and this error we believe to consist in not subordinating the acquisition of knowledge to the formation of faculties. To crush the growing faculty by cramming ft is not the way to make scholars, though it may be the way to make scholastic imbeciles. Let us take an instance in which a seeming success is achieved. Numerous facts and principles are tied to the mind, instead of being infused into... the mind, and the result is paraded as an educated man ; but the moment this educated man comes into practical life, we find that he has information without being really informed ; that he has thoughts without being endowed with the po\Yer of thinking ; and that, in capacity to guide and influence others, or to stand on his own legs in a contest with others, he is no man at all. With seeming learning and talents, he lacks the quality which austerely tests the reality of both ; that is, he lacks ability, — the power of originating intelligent action.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But it would be far more ■ reasonable to seek for the cause of his failure in the error of his system ; and this error we believe to consist in not subordinating the acquisition of knowledge to the formation of faculties. To crush the growing faculty by cramming ft is not the way to make scholars, though it may be the way to make scholastic imbeciles. Let us take an instance in which a seeming success is achieved. Numerous facts and principles are tied to the mind, instead of being infused into... the mind, and the result is paraded as an educated man ; but the moment this educated man comes into practical life, we find that he has information without being really informed ; that he has thoughts without being endowed with the po\Yer of thinking ; and that, in capacity to guide and influence others, or to stand on his own legs in a contest with others, he is no man at all. With seeming learning and talents, he lacks the quality which austerely tests the reality of both ; that is, he lacks ability, — the power of originating intelligent action.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whipple, Edwin Percy, 1819-1886 to read onlineMoreLess
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