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==== A Bridge from the Classical to the Christian and Modern Worlds ====
Cicero's... . Cicero and Greek philosophy. Harvard Studies in Classical Philology, 97, 53–61.
* Powell, J. (1997). Marc... his rhetoric at every level and interpreting the classical world through his eyes. By the late eighteenth ce... age. The French revolutionaries, sharing the same classical schooling, read Cicero as enthusiastically and ro
is early education combined his father's rigorous classical Confucian instruction with the French colonial cu... alist authorities from 1942 to 1943, he wrote the classical Chinese poem cycle //Nhật Ký Trong Tù// (Prison D... Vietnamese — a conscious departure from both the classical Chinese of the Confucian literati and the French ... logical dimension — the replacement of French and classical Chinese by quốc ngữ as the medium of learning was
ion, instilled in his son an early mastery of the classical canon and a deep conviction that learning and pat... ed second vocation: he wrote prolifically in both classical Chinese and the romanised quốc ngữ script, receiv... ing as an act of political education. Composed in classical Chinese — the lingua franca of the East Asian edu... sidered statement on the relationship between the classical educational tradition and the demands of the mode
lace of honour in Limbo — the fourth of the great classical poets — and drew on his authority to legitimise t... slated and imitated the //Ars Poetica//; Milton's classical formation is saturated with Horatian reference. I... s represent the most sophisticated integration of classical moral pedagogy into English literary culture. Even as classical education contracted in the twentieth century, Ho
e Western educational tradition as a whole.
==== Classical Curriculum and Vernacular Literacy ====
Luther's... ional programme combined a rigorous commitment to classical learning with an equally vigorous commitment to v... eaning. He therefore insisted on the inclusion of classical languages, rhetoric, history, mathematics, and mu... established.
==== Legacy: Public Schools and the Classical Education Movement ====
Luther's educational leg
oxing, Zhejiang Province, Cai received a rigorous classical education in the Confucian tradition, passing the... ic education (美育). The scheme replaced the narrow classical canon with a balanced cultivation of body, liveli... n in modern Chinese life (以美育代宗教). Drawing on the classical Six Arts, on Aristotle and Kant, and on his deep ... s emphasis on labor education sought to break the classical hierarchy that separated scholars from manual wor
hop of Canterbury, where he first encountered the classical Greek corpus and developed what became a lifelong... of the Ancients// (1609) reinterpreted thirty-one classical fables as vehicles of his "new learning," arguing... H. Hoyle (Eds.), //A handbook to the reception of classical mythology// (pp. 367–377). Wiley.
* Veldhuijzen... H. Hoyle (Eds.), //A handbook to the reception of classical mythology// (pp. 367–377). Wiley.
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n fought alongside his father before resuming his classical education in 1887; he passed the regional mandari... s, science, geography, and history, replacing the classical Chinese curriculum of the mandarin system with a ... r to French Governor-General Paul Beau (1906) [in classical Chinese]
* Đông Dương Chính Trị Luận [Indochina
iences and philosophy, the depth and range of his classical learning — which encompassed Greek and Latin lang... de, and temperance — with extensive examples from classical history and literature, not as abstract moral pri... rning — to make the ideas, culture, and wisdom of classical antiquity available to the English reading public
rooted in Anglican divinity. He replaced a fixed classical curriculum with an elective system that allowed students to choose among classical, scientific, technical, and practical programs, a... sufficient for most free children while prolonged classical and professional study was reserved for white men
rotestant theological reform with the recovery of classical languages and the ambition to extend education mo... ar should precede rather than follow the study of classical languages. This position challenged the entire st... anguage they already know, and only then approach classical languages as a second-language learning task, usi
e of scientific and practical knowledge alongside classical studies. This forward-thinking approach appealed ... ure, the curriculum was rigid, based primarily on classical studies. Eliot introduced the elective system, wh
ved a formal if difficult education, mastered the classical canon, and became an accomplished musician who pl... graphy (书), and mathematics (数) — and around four classical texts that he is said to have edited: the Classic
n Harvard University, completing her doctorate in classical philology and philosophy at Harvard in 1975 under... Nussbaum, M. C. (1997). //Cultivating Humanity: A Classical Defense of Reform in Liberal Education//. Harvard
her than relying on verbal free association — the classical analytic method that required the linguistic soph... edipal triangle of the later years — the focus of classical Freudian theory — to the earliest months of infan
