The Archaic Principle in EducationW. MacLellan, 1962 - 119 páginas |
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... Homer continued to dominate Greek education , and did so till the fall of Constantin- ople in 1456. He was the bedside book of the Byzantine Greek . Virgil supplied the place of Homer for Rome , and for the Latin provinces of the Roman ...
... Homer continued to dominate Greek education , and did so till the fall of Constantin- ople in 1456. He was the bedside book of the Byzantine Greek . Virgil supplied the place of Homer for Rome , and for the Latin provinces of the Roman ...
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... Homer was the chief part of it . But this in itself means nothing , and unless an educationist has read Homer he cannot know what the meaning of this fact is . He must not only have read Homer but have enough related critical knowledge ...
... Homer was the chief part of it . But this in itself means nothing , and unless an educationist has read Homer he cannot know what the meaning of this fact is . He must not only have read Homer but have enough related critical knowledge ...
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... Homer . Isocrates triumphed , and even the recommendation he made , in emulation of Plato , of serious study of mathematics at the secondary stage , remained a dead letter . At the tertiary stage he transformed rhetoric from an art of ...
... Homer . Isocrates triumphed , and even the recommendation he made , in emulation of Plato , of serious study of mathematics at the secondary stage , remained a dead letter . At the tertiary stage he transformed rhetoric from an art of ...
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