 ... and those who already share in his knowledge, than for what it can do for those who as yet know nothing. Whoever then will consider what that so exalted preference for oral instruction means and upon what it rests, will find no other ground but this,...  Schleiermacher's Introductions to the Dialogues of Platotekijä(t) Friedrich Schleiermacher - 1836 - 432 sivuaKoko teos - Tietoja tästä kirjasta
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...teacher standing in the prèsence of the learner, and in living communication with him. can tell everv moment what he understands and what not, and thus...assist the activity of his understanding when it fails. A sentence orally delivered, says Socrates in one of the dialogues (Phcedrus, 27 uc), may always be... | |
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