Liberal education
idea · 2 works · 2 mentions · 4 anchored passages
liberal education · an elementary one · education · training
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Antidosis
The disciplined training of mind, soul, speech, and character that the speaker treats as superior to ease and inherited fortune.
on the contrary, you will conceive that the cultivation of the mind is the noblest and worthiest of pursuits and you will urge our young men who have sufficient means and who are able to take the time for it to embrace an education and a training of this sort.
and, though hardly emerged from boyhood, they have come to appreciate what most of their elders do not know, namely, that if one is to govern his youth rightly and worthily and make the proper start in life, he must give more heed to himself than to his possessions, he must not hasten and seek to rule over others before he has found a master to direct his own thoughts, and he must not take as grea …
So, then, nothing more absurd could happen than for you to declare by your votes that students who desire to excel their companions in those very qualities in which you excel mankind, are being corrupted, and to visit any misfortune upon them for availing themselves of an education in which you have become the leaders of the world.
Law in a Free State
A more extensive course of study traditionally distinguished from an elementary education.
What extra subjects should be reserved for what is known as a liberal education in contradistinction from an elementary one?
The child should begin its artificial education after learning to talk a little, with botany, geography, and geology;