Author | รksenholt, Svein. author |
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Title | Thoughts Concerning Education in the Works of Georg Christoph Lichtenberg [electronic resource] : An Introductory Study in Comparative Education / by Svein รksenholt |
Imprint | Dordrecht : Springer Netherlands, 1963 |
Connect to | http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-1065-3 |
Descript | X, 89 p. 1 illus. online resource |
I. Georg Christoph Lichtenberg: Biography -- The Teacher -- The Faculty Member -- The Colleague -- The Man -- II. Lichtenbergโs Philosophy of Education -- Definitions -- Existence -- Nonexistence -- Dreams -- Weltanschauung -- Pessimism -- Scepticism -- Superstition -- Happiness -- Epistemology -- Immanuel Kant -- III. Pedagogy and Curriculum -- Religion -- Methodology -- Status Quo -- Reading: A National Disease -- Lichtenberg: An Intuitive Pedagogue -- The Natural Sciences -- The Modern Curriculum -- Theological Evolution -- Astronomy -- The Modern Languages -- History Versus Historicism -- The Classical Writers -- IV. Religion -- Definition -- Religion Versus Religiosity -- Teleological Religion -- Reason -- God -- The Bible -- Doctrines -- Morality -- V. Psychology Applied to Education -- Physiognomy -- Theories of Learning -- Observation: Introspection -- Teacher Training -- Psychological-Physiological Learning Factors -- Health -- Formal Discipline -- Discipline -- Visual Aids -- The Foreign Languages -- VI. British Educationalism -- England -- Lichtenberg; A True Friend -- British Writers -- British Character -- Germanic-English Education -- VII. Schopenhauer and Education -- Schopenhauerโs Lichternbeg -- Philosophy -- Curriculum and Pedagogy -- Religion -- Psychology Applied to Education -- VIII. Lichtenbergโs Thoughts Concerning Education: An Evaluation -- Lichtenbergโs Philosophy Applied to Education -- Lichtenbergโs Curriculum -- Religious Instruction -- Psychology Applied to Education: The Soul -- Empirical Psychology -- William James -- Truth -- John Dewey -- Final Summary -- Notes -- I -- II -- III -- IV -- V -- VI -- VII -- VIII