Writers And Readers
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Yet the effort must be made. Taste can be ruined, and on the ruins of taste countless are the evils which spring up and thrive.
' Johnson's " Works," vii. 473.
LECTURE V.
LECTURE V.
IN this lecture and my next I wish to examine the part which the study of literature should play in education. What is our chief, our highest aim I would ask, in the education which we give to the young, and which, if we are wise, we never cease to give to ourselves ? It is a question to which a different answer is ...far too commonly given now from what was given of old. The world is looked upon as a vast battle-field in which the exceeding great reward is not the inner life nobly lived, but the outer life nobly recompensed. It is not a race against ourselves, but a race against outsiders.
It is not a race where all who run, if they have laboriously trained themselves are sure of a prize, but one in which the runners are many and the prizes few. The child, the boy, the young man are not taught that their chief competitors are them- 144 WRITERS AND READERS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet the effort must be made. Taste can be ruined, and on the ruins of taste countless are the evils which spring up and thrive.
' Johnson's " Works," vii. 473.
LECTURE V.
LECTURE V.
IN this lecture and my next I wish to examine the part which the study of literature should play in education. What is our chief, our highest aim I would ask, in the education which we give to the young, and which, if we are wise, we never cease to give to ourselves ? It is a question to which a different answer is ...far too commonly given now from what was given of old. The world is looked upon as a vast battle-field in which the exceeding great reward is not the inner life nobly lived, but the outer life nobly recompensed. It is not a race against ourselves, but a race against outsiders.
It is not a race where all who run, if they have laboriously trained themselves are sure of a prize, but one in which the runners are many and the prizes few. The child, the boy, the young man are not taught that their chief competitors are them- 144 WRITERS AND READERS.
What to read after Writers And Readers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hill, George Birkbeck Norman, 1835-1903 to read onlineMoreLess
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