The overarching purposes of education can be defined by the society which conceives them. As Dewe... more The overarching purposes of education can be defined by the society which conceives them. As Dewey observed in Democracy and Education; “society is one word, but many things, [and] any education given by a group tends to socialize its members, but the quality and value of the socialization depends upon the habits and aims of the group” (Dewey 1916 p.44). The implication here is that it is the society which forms the education systems, and whatever education is provided is designed to further the objectives of that particular group.
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"Education has two purposes: on the one hand to form the mind, on the other han... more Critical Analysis "Education has two purposes: on the one hand to form the mind, on the other hand to train the citizen. The Athenians concentrated on the former, the Spartans on the latter. The Spartans won, but the Athenians were remembered." (Bertrand Russell 1931)
Discuss the principles and ideals underlying Russell's remark in relation to Sociology of Scientific Knowledge and Scientific Education: Part I
Literary Animals Monsters and Machines: Scientific Monstrosity and the Covert Satire in Swift, We... more Literary Animals Monsters and Machines: Scientific Monstrosity and the Covert Satire in Swift, Wells and Bulgakov
How does "A Report to an Academy" use anthropomorphism and the grotesque to criticise the idea of... more How does "A Report to an Academy" use anthropomorphism and the grotesque to criticise the idea of the human?
Gothic Literature is as political as it is entertaining: An analysis of the relationship between ... more Gothic Literature is as political as it is entertaining: An analysis of the relationship between politics and pleasure in Gothic fiction
The overarching purposes of education can be defined by the society which conceives them. As Dewe... more The overarching purposes of education can be defined by the society which conceives them. As Dewey observed in Democracy and Education; “society is one word, but many things, [and] any education given by a group tends to socialize its members, but the quality and value of the socialization depends upon the habits and aims of the group” (Dewey 1916 p.44). The implication here is that it is the society which forms the education systems, and whatever education is provided is designed to further the objectives of that particular group.
Critical Analysis
"Education has two purposes: on the one hand to form the mind, on the other han... more Critical Analysis "Education has two purposes: on the one hand to form the mind, on the other hand to train the citizen. The Athenians concentrated on the former, the Spartans on the latter. The Spartans won, but the Athenians were remembered." (Bertrand Russell 1931)
Discuss the principles and ideals underlying Russell's remark in relation to Sociology of Scientific Knowledge and Scientific Education: Part I
Literary Animals Monsters and Machines: Scientific Monstrosity and the Covert Satire in Swift, We... more Literary Animals Monsters and Machines: Scientific Monstrosity and the Covert Satire in Swift, Wells and Bulgakov
How does "A Report to an Academy" use anthropomorphism and the grotesque to criticise the idea of... more How does "A Report to an Academy" use anthropomorphism and the grotesque to criticise the idea of the human?
Gothic Literature is as political as it is entertaining: An analysis of the relationship between ... more Gothic Literature is as political as it is entertaining: An analysis of the relationship between politics and pleasure in Gothic fiction
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"Education has two purposes: on the one hand to form the mind, on the other hand to train the citizen. The Athenians concentrated on the former, the Spartans on the latter. The Spartans won, but the Athenians were remembered." (Bertrand Russell 1931)
Discuss the principles and ideals underlying Russell's remark in relation to Sociology of Scientific Knowledge and Scientific
Education: Part I
"Education has two purposes: on the one hand to form the mind, on the other hand to train the citizen. The Athenians concentrated on the former, the Spartans on the latter. The Spartans won, but the Athenians were remembered." (Bertrand Russell 1931)
Discuss the principles and ideals underlying Russell's remark in relation to Sociology of Scientific Knowledge and Scientific
Education: Part I