Knoledge and Character [Paperback]

Originally published in 1939, this book emphasises the role of education in integrating 'the character of every man and woman' for the benefit of society.Originally published in 1939, this book builds on Garnett's earlier work on similar topics to re-emphasise the role of education in integrating 'the character of every man and woman' for the overall benefit of both the individual and society. Garnett also surveys previous aims of education and the role of education in moulding the future.Originally published in 1939, this book builds on Garnett's earlier work on similar topics to re-emphasise the role of education in integrating 'the character of every man and woman' for the overall benefit of both the individual and society. Garnett also surveys previous aims of education and the role of education in moulding the future.Originally published in 1939, this book builds on Garnett's earlier work on similar topics to re-emphasise the role of education in integrating 'the character of every man and woman' for the overall benefit of both the individual and society. Garnett also surveys previous aims of education and the role of education in moulding the future. This book will be of value to anyone with an interest in the history of education.1. The problem; 2. Aims of education in the past; 3. Neurology; 4. Neurograms; 5. Involuntary thought; 6. Soul and body; 7. The analysis of ability; 8. Purpose; 9. Conflict; 10. The organisation of thought; 11. Single wide interests; 12. Growth of single wide interests; 13. The fifth law; 14. Conduct; 15. Character; 16. The aim of education; 17. The practice of education; Appendix; Index.