Play in Education
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He is not a receiver of impressions, but a doer, pure and simple, and exists for nothing else. The pursuit of pleasure is an egotistic, self-conscious, almost a morbid, state of mind, notoriously self-defeating. Play implies the opposite, con- trasted attitude, that of self-forgetfulness, subordination.
The man who goes out to have a good time is usually dis- 256 PLAY IN EDUCATION appointed. The one who goes out to play the game, and does play it for all it is worth, is never w^holly so.
Play i...nvolves pain. You cannot become lost in the achievement of an end without some disregard of the sacri- fice involved. You cannot play the game unless you learn to ignore the kicks and the fatigue. Young men even kill themselves in games; and readiness for such sacrifice as the end may call for is fundamental in the moral attitude of play.
And the play purposes, though they are the child's own, and are to him satisfying motives for the acts prescribed, are not selfish, and are as far as possible from representing whim.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is not a receiver of impressions, but a doer, pure and simple, and exists for nothing else. The pursuit of pleasure is an egotistic, self-conscious, almost a morbid, state of mind, notoriously self-defeating. Play implies the opposite, con- trasted attitude, that of self-forgetfulness, subordination.
The man who goes out to have a good time is usually dis- 256 PLAY IN EDUCATION appointed. The one who goes out to play the game, and does play it for all it is worth, is never w^holly so.
Play i...nvolves pain. You cannot become lost in the achievement of an end without some disregard of the sacri- fice involved. You cannot play the game unless you learn to ignore the kicks and the fatigue. Young men even kill themselves in games; and readiness for such sacrifice as the end may call for is fundamental in the moral attitude of play.
And the play purposes, though they are the child's own, and are to him satisfying motives for the acts prescribed, are not selfish, and are as far as possible from representing whim.
What to read after Play in Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lee, Joseph, 1862- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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