Master's Theses
Bridgewater State College, MA
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| CONCENTRATION: |
EDUCATION |
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| AUTHOR: |
Bigoness, J. William, Jr. |
| TITLE: |
Platonism in modern educational theory |
| DATE: |
1941 |
PHYSICAL
DESCRIPTIONS: |
viii, 58 p.; 8 x 11 in. |
| NOTES: |
Includes bibliography and appendix. |
| CONTENTS: |
I. The province of metaphysics in educational theory -- II. The limitation of scientific method -- III. The nature and function of metaphysics -- IV. The perfection of man by a moral educational purpose --V. The means to the attainment of a moral educational purpose -- VI. The scientific purpose of platonistic pedagogy -- VII. Means to formation of just man -- VIII. Recapitulation -- IX. The aims of moderneducation -- X. The methodology of modern education -- XI. Platonistic concept of justice and the modern idea of self-realization -- XII. Plato's origination of the theory of individual differences -- XIII. Plato's philosophy ofsegregation and the modern practice of homogenous grouping -- XIV. Platonistic and modern physical education -- XV. The platonic and modern concept of woman -- XVI. Conclusion |
| ADVISORS: |
Maxwell, Clement C.; Arnold, Joseph I. |
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| SHELF LOCATION: |
Special Collections/Archives, Library RM. 305A |
Archives/Special Collections
Clement. C. Maxwell Library
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Last Modified: May 19, 2008
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