The Dial volume 45
The Dial volume 45
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There is to be found to-day in most of our colleges " a literature ancient and modern controlled by a philological syndicate, a history dehumanized by the abuse of scientific method, and a political economy that has never been humane. " This situation must be fairly faced, but it need not be the occasion for utter despair, because it is a situation so revolting to the deep instinctive sense of all who have the true inter- ests of humanity at heart that it may yield to a few resolute assaults. T...he fable of the one strong man who shattered the supports of the ancient temple of philistinism may sometime find its modern educational analogue. Neither Dryasdust nor the Spencerian utilitarian can escape from rout when humanism takes the field in earnest against them.
History, philosophy, and the fine arts are the agencies whereby the highest educational results are reached. We do not undervalue the dis- cipline of natural science, but are compelled to consider its educational service as ancillary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is to be found to-day in most of our colleges " a literature ancient and modern controlled by a philological syndicate, a history dehumanized by the abuse of scientific method, and a political economy that has never been humane. " This situation must be fairly faced, but it need not be the occasion for utter despair, because it is a situation so revolting to the deep instinctive sense of all who have the true inter- ests of humanity at heart that it may yield to a few resolute assaults. T...he fable of the one strong man who shattered the supports of the ancient temple of philistinism may sometime find its modern educational analogue. Neither Dryasdust nor the Spencerian utilitarian can escape from rout when humanism takes the field in earnest against them.
History, philosophy, and the fine arts are the agencies whereby the highest educational results are reached. We do not undervalue the dis- cipline of natural science, but are compelled to consider its educational service as ancillary.
What to read after The Dial volume 45?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis F Francis Fisher Browne to read onlineMoreLess
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