The University Record, volume 7
The University Record, volume 7
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Those two republics differ from all the others in only one particular. Other republics have been deeply religious. The republic at Florence was as deeply religious as any community that ever existed. They have had every virtue except an enlightened body of citizens. Switzerland and the United States have that.
The lessons of recorded history are in accord with the theory that the enlightenment of the great body of citizens through universal educa- tion is the sole condition under which a republ...ic can endure.
But then the question arises : What is educa- tion ? There have been some great definitions of education — all sublimely true, but each open to some objection. When Comenius says: "Things that should be done must be learned by doing;" when John Dewey says: "Educa- tion is not preparation for life, it is life ; " when • Woodrow Wilson, Tht State, p. 667.
227 Digitized by Google 228 UNIVERSITY RECORD Pestalozzi says : " Education is a generation of power;" when Froebel says that education is " the harmonious growth of the body, mind, and soul/' we all feel the force of the words, but we also realize that the language is too mystical for general comprehension.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Those two republics differ from all the others in only one particular. Other republics have been deeply religious. The republic at Florence was as deeply religious as any community that ever existed. They have had every virtue except an enlightened body of citizens. Switzerland and the United States have that.
The lessons of recorded history are in accord with the theory that the enlightenment of the great body of citizens through universal educa- tion is the sole condition under which a republ...ic can endure.
But then the question arises : What is educa- tion ? There have been some great definitions of education — all sublimely true, but each open to some objection. When Comenius says: "Things that should be done must be learned by doing;" when John Dewey says: "Educa- tion is not preparation for life, it is life ; " when • Woodrow Wilson, Tht State, p. 667.
227 Digitized by Google 228 UNIVERSITY RECORD Pestalozzi says : " Education is a generation of power;" when Froebel says that education is " the harmonious growth of the body, mind, and soul/' we all feel the force of the words, but we also realize that the language is too mystical for general comprehension.
What to read after The University Record, volume 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by University of Chicago to read onlineMoreLess
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