A new interpretation of Herbart's psychology and educational theory through the philosophy of Leibnis

John Davidson

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LIBRARY OF THE CALIFORNIA.OFUNIVERSITY Class A NEW INTERPRETATION OF HEEBAKT'S PSYCHOLOGY AND EDUCATIONAL THEORY A NEW INTERPRETATION OF HEKBART'S PSYCHOLOGY AND EDUCATIONAL THEORY THROUGH THE PHILOSOPHY OF LEIBNIZ BY JOHN D.PHIL.DAVIDSON, M.A., (EDIN.) FELLOW OF THE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SCOTLAND ; FORMERLY LECTURER ON PSYCHOLOGY AND EDUCATIONAL METHOD IN THE ST GEORGE'S TRAINING EDINBURGH HEADMASTERCOLLEGE, ; OF THE HIGH STRANRAERSCHOOL, WILLIAM BLACKWOOD AND SONS EDINBURGH AND LONDON MCMVI All reservedRights ' PEEFACE. THE an to arepresentfollowing pages attempt give it is a new ofand, believed,general interpretation Herbart's and educational theories so as psychological to show the of his fundamentaladequacy conceptions to meet at least some of the demands of a science of Ineducation. there is an to show,particular, attempt that Herbart's is thefirst, psychological standpoint only and workable for theintelligible standpoint practical teacher and that from this suchsecond,; standpoint definite connotations can be to the terms soulgiven or andmind, knowing, desiring, will, interest,feeling, that the terms so connoted become scientifichabit, and for educationalguiding concepts practice. No one can be more aware than the writer of the of his formany imperfections Thus,interpretation.

Sujets

• Leibniz
• Educational psychology

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• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 6
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 10 Mo

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LIBRARY
OF THE
CALIFORNIA.OFUNIVERSITY
ClassA NEW INTERPRETATION OF
HEEBAKT'S PSYCHOLOGY AND
EDUCATIONAL THEORYA NEW INTERPRETATION OF
HEKBART'S PSYCHOLOGY
AND
EDUCATIONAL THEORY
THROUGH
THE PHILOSOPHY OF LEIBNIZ
BY
JOHN D.PHIL.DAVIDSON, M.A., (EDIN.)
FELLOW OF THE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SCOTLAND
;
FORMERLY LECTURER ON PSYCHOLOGY AND EDUCATIONAL METHOD IN THE
ST GEORGE'S TRAINING EDINBURGH HEADMASTERCOLLEGE, ;
OF THE HIGH STRANRAERSCHOOL,
WILLIAM BLACKWOOD AND SONS
EDINBURGH AND LONDON
MCMVI
All reservedRights'