The Archaic Principle in EducationW. MacLellan, 1962 - 119 páginas |
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... beginning , " and the archaic principle was the teaching of youth through old stories about the beginnings of the race , frequently epics written in verse . An idea both of dépaysement and of essentials was involved . The aim was to ...
... beginning , " and the archaic principle was the teaching of youth through old stories about the beginnings of the race , frequently epics written in verse . An idea both of dépaysement and of essentials was involved . The aim was to ...
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... beginning of light , people have asserted that the preceding humanism consisted merely of collections of excerpts , and that authors were not really studied . How then did good Latin verse and good Latin prose come to be written ? For ...
... beginning of light , people have asserted that the preceding humanism consisted merely of collections of excerpts , and that authors were not really studied . How then did good Latin verse and good Latin prose come to be written ? For ...
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... beginning with Genesis and con- tinuing to his own day . St. Augustine was evidently aware of the persuasive effect of narrative through his training as a pagan rhetorician , for he had chosen rhetoric rather than philosophy for his ...
... beginning with Genesis and con- tinuing to his own day . St. Augustine was evidently aware of the persuasive effect of narrative through his training as a pagan rhetorician , for he had chosen rhetoric rather than philosophy for his ...
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