How to Study And Teaching How to Study
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Sympathy thus secures a hearing for new ideas.
It was because the Jews lacked this feeling and conse- quent willingness, that Jesus condemned them for see- ing not, though they had eyes, and for hearing not, though they had ears.
Feeling is also a condition of the appreciation of new thought after it has once secured a hearing. By a sort of intuition the significance of a fact is often felt long before the intellect has furnished proof of its value, the power of feeling supplying motive in this... way for the intellect to do its work. And, again, until the con- clusions formed by the intellect have reached the feelings, they exert little influence upon one's ways of thinking and acting. Cold sermons have little effect FLEXIBILITY OF KNOWLEDGE 235 on most persons, even though their logic forces assent to them. Appreciation of worth thus greatly depends upon one's capacity of feeling.
Considerable warmth of heart or mellowness of nature due to sympathy is, therefore, an important fac- tor in rendering one willing to Usten to new ideas and to be influenced by them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sympathy thus secures a hearing for new ideas.
It was because the Jews lacked this feeling and conse- quent willingness, that Jesus condemned them for see- ing not, though they had eyes, and for hearing not, though they had ears.
Feeling is also a condition of the appreciation of new thought after it has once secured a hearing. By a sort of intuition the significance of a fact is often felt long before the intellect has furnished proof of its value, the power of feeling supplying motive in this... way for the intellect to do its work. And, again, until the con- clusions formed by the intellect have reached the feelings, they exert little influence upon one's ways of thinking and acting. Cold sermons have little effect FLEXIBILITY OF KNOWLEDGE 235 on most persons, even though their logic forces assent to them. Appreciation of worth thus greatly depends upon one's capacity of feeling.
Considerable warmth of heart or mellowness of nature due to sympathy is, therefore, an important fac- tor in rendering one willing to Usten to new ideas and to be influenced by them.
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