Things Learned By Living
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An instructive storing of information, as a squirrel gathers nuts, is but a poor parody on the pursuit of truth. Nowhere does the letter kill more quickly and finally than in education. Erudition is the vanity and vexation of our higher pursuits, the much study which is not only a weari- ness to the flesh, but ultimately to the spirit also.
Perhaps no branch of knowledge, in its acquisi- tion, better illustrates the wrong and the right method, than that of language language which has so many co...nventional intricacies to which we can attach a factitious value, and language which sends so many delicate fibers into the fruitful soil of historic, artistic, and ethical development.
On the other hand, the amplification of thought can neither be continuous, secure, nor broad with- out a full and critical possession of the data which are their proper support. The vine must have the Forms of Work 139 wall, the tree, the frame ; without them its twistings and attachments become but a tangle of hopeless involutions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An instructive storing of information, as a squirrel gathers nuts, is but a poor parody on the pursuit of truth. Nowhere does the letter kill more quickly and finally than in education. Erudition is the vanity and vexation of our higher pursuits, the much study which is not only a weari- ness to the flesh, but ultimately to the spirit also.
Perhaps no branch of knowledge, in its acquisi- tion, better illustrates the wrong and the right method, than that of language language which has so many co...nventional intricacies to which we can attach a factitious value, and language which sends so many delicate fibers into the fruitful soil of historic, artistic, and ethical development.
On the other hand, the amplification of thought can neither be continuous, secure, nor broad with- out a full and critical possession of the data which are their proper support. The vine must have the Forms of Work 139 wall, the tree, the frame ; without them its twistings and attachments become but a tangle of hopeless involutions.
What to read after Things Learned By Living?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Bascom to read onlineMoreLess
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