The Case for Co-Education
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-. " The foundations of national glory are set in the homes of the people, and they will only remain unshaken while the family life of our nation is strong, simple, and pure." * Thuc. ii. 43. There is a curious parallel to this sentiment in an essay on Taste, written by a sister of Sir Joshua Reynolds : " The love of praise in a female breast should never transcend the domestic sphere ; perhaps the most perfect feminine mind habitu- ally aims at nothing higher than an exemption from blame " (qu...oted) in " Sidelights on the Georgian Period," George Paston).
» C/. Xen. Econ., iii. 12 and vii. 5 et seq.
THE HISTORICAL ARGUMENT 87 cost of personal honour. Aspasia is the most pathetic figure in Greek history.
The Greek view of life was reflected in Greek education. At Sparta girls were certainly educated, and very much in the same manner as boys ; the sexes sometimes united in choral dances and hymns in honour of the gods. But Spartan civilisation had little of permanent value to hand on to posterity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
-. " The foundations of national glory are set in the homes of the people, and they will only remain unshaken while the family life of our nation is strong, simple, and pure." * Thuc. ii. 43. There is a curious parallel to this sentiment in an essay on Taste, written by a sister of Sir Joshua Reynolds : " The love of praise in a female breast should never transcend the domestic sphere ; perhaps the most perfect feminine mind habitu- ally aims at nothing higher than an exemption from blame " (qu...oted) in " Sidelights on the Georgian Period," George Paston).
» C/. Xen. Econ., iii. 12 and vii. 5 et seq.
THE HISTORICAL ARGUMENT 87 cost of personal honour. Aspasia is the most pathetic figure in Greek history.
The Greek view of life was reflected in Greek education. At Sparta girls were certainly educated, and very much in the same manner as boys ; the sexes sometimes united in choral dances and hymns in honour of the gods. But Spartan civilisation had little of permanent value to hand on to posterity.
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