The Place of History in Education
The Place of History in Education
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It cannot be said that Taine succeeded in doing this ; but it must be said that he ought to have done so. To the scientific historian the dreams of humanity, its ideals, its struggles and triumphs, its failures and miseries, must be products and causes ; political parties, whether of the past or of the present, social wrongs and social questions, wars and revolutions, heroes and prophets, must be products and causes ; religion and conscience must be products and causes.
Certain Practical Infere...nces. 61 What is needed is an intellectual de- tachment so complete that all the hopes of humanity fail to arouse a dominant emotion.
Some one will perhaps ask, how, if the historian's detachment is so complete, he is to sympathise at all, and will perhaps say that if he does not sympathise with any- thing he will understand nothing. There is a certain difficulty here. We can only say that if he sympathises it must be with all classes, with all causes, with all ideals, with all sorts and conditions of men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It cannot be said that Taine succeeded in doing this ; but it must be said that he ought to have done so. To the scientific historian the dreams of humanity, its ideals, its struggles and triumphs, its failures and miseries, must be products and causes ; political parties, whether of the past or of the present, social wrongs and social questions, wars and revolutions, heroes and prophets, must be products and causes ; religion and conscience must be products and causes.
Certain Practical Infere...nces. 61 What is needed is an intellectual de- tachment so complete that all the hopes of humanity fail to arouse a dominant emotion.
Some one will perhaps ask, how, if the historian's detachment is so complete, he is to sympathise at all, and will perhaps say that if he does not sympathise with any- thing he will understand nothing. There is a certain difficulty here. We can only say that if he sympathises it must be with all classes, with all causes, with all ideals, with all sorts and conditions of men.
What to read after The Place of History in Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J W John William Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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