The Philosophy of Teaching
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calendar, satisfying in the sharpness of its boundaries, stand ready made to cut events into parts of definite and convenient length. But whether this arbitrary exactness or some inner moving principle be adopted as the basis "will be determined by the purpose of the narration. That basis must be chosen which will best accomplish the pur- pose of the narration. If the history of England be narrated to show the course of civil freedom, the law of selection would be violated in choosing the reign... of kings as a basis of separation. This would be a proper basis, if, instead of their inner life, the external phase of things is desired. For common purposes of narration, the external separation of events by some accidental accompaniment, as the above, is proper; but for the highest purpose, the phases that mark the progress of the moving principle in the realization of itself must be chosen as the basis. In such a movement there are no definite boundaries ; and to make the arbitrary distinctions of date or king control the presentation is to do violence to the pur- pose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
calendar, satisfying in the sharpness of its boundaries, stand ready made to cut events into parts of definite and convenient length. But whether this arbitrary exactness or some inner moving principle be adopted as the basis "will be determined by the purpose of the narration. That basis must be chosen which will best accomplish the pur- pose of the narration. If the history of England be narrated to show the course of civil freedom, the law of selection would be violated in choosing the reign... of kings as a basis of separation. This would be a proper basis, if, instead of their inner life, the external phase of things is desired. For common purposes of narration, the external separation of events by some accidental accompaniment, as the above, is proper; but for the highest purpose, the phases that mark the progress of the moving principle in the realization of itself must be chosen as the basis. In such a movement there are no definite boundaries ; and to make the arbitrary distinctions of date or king control the presentation is to do violence to the pur- pose.
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