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We are part of the family of nations and heir to a great part of the world's heritage of freedom. They are forgetting that the struggle now in progress against an exclusive nationalism in culture is be- ing conducted by the allied freedom of the world.
They are forgetting that an exclusively Ameri- can culture must tend either to absorb other sys- tems by incorporation or domination or, failing in that, to impair the vital unity of our interna- tional civilized freedom.
It is curious, but not s...trange, that this question hinges so largely on the studies of language and history. The theory of a self-centered exclusive national culture inevitably leads to disparage- ment of foreign languages and foreign history, and especially of ancient history and the classics.
This nationalistic theory, however, has a power- ful ally. Here are his words from the famous address of December 17, 1890: The Immortal Conflict 31 Whoever has been through the gymnasium and has gone behind the scenes, knows where the trouble is.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We are part of the family of nations and heir to a great part of the world's heritage of freedom. They are forgetting that the struggle now in progress against an exclusive nationalism in culture is be- ing conducted by the allied freedom of the world.
They are forgetting that an exclusively Ameri- can culture must tend either to absorb other sys- tems by incorporation or domination or, failing in that, to impair the vital unity of our interna- tional civilized freedom.
It is curious, but not s...trange, that this question hinges so largely on the studies of language and history. The theory of a self-centered exclusive national culture inevitably leads to disparage- ment of foreign languages and foreign history, and especially of ancient history and the classics.
This nationalistic theory, however, has a power- ful ally. Here are his words from the famous address of December 17, 1890: The Immortal Conflict 31 Whoever has been through the gymnasium and has gone behind the scenes, knows where the trouble is.
What to read after The War And Education;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrew Fleming West to read onlineMoreLess
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