The Doctrines of the Great Educators
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13. 2 p. 15. 3 j>. 20. <3. 6 10. " ]]. LOCKE 137 eliminate the influence of suggestion in the formation of beliefs, 1 and to be on our guard against the detrimental effects of overstrain. 2 The advice which he offers is too general to be of much practical value ; this he is himself forced to admit, 3 and it is on this ground that De Quincey has condemned such works as Locke's Conduct of the Understanding. '' The error in these books, " says De Quincey, 4 "is the same which occurs in books on ethics, and which has made them more or less useless for any practical purpose. As it is important to put an end to all delusions in matters of such grave and general concern as the improvement of our understandings, or the moral valuation of actions, and as the delusion here alluded to has affected both equally, it may be worth while to spend a few lines in exposing it ... In every syllogism one of the two premises (the major) lays down a rule, under which rule the other (the minor) brings the subject of your agreement as a particular case.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
13. 2 p. 15. 3 j>. 20. <3. 6 10. " ]]. LOCKE 137 eliminate the influence of suggestion in the formation of beliefs, 1 and to be on our guard against the detrimental effects of overstrain. 2 The advice which he offers is too general to be of much practical value ; this he is himself forced to admit, 3 and it is on this ground that De Quincey has condemned such works as Locke's Conduct of the Understanding. '' The error in these books, " says De Quincey, 4 "is the same which occurs in books on ethics, and which has made them more or less useless for any practical purpose. As it is important to put an end to all delusions in matters of such grave and general concern as the improvement of our understandings, or the moral valuation of actions, and as the delusion here alluded to has affected both equally, it may be worth while to spend a few lines in exposing it ... In every syllogism one of the two premises (the major) lays down a rule, under which rule the other (the minor) brings the subject of your agreement as a particular case.
What to read after The Doctrines of the Great Educators?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert R Robert Robertson Rusk to read online
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