The Teaching of English, a New Approach
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Strangers in the house either constrain the performers, or tempt them to show off. But if the entertainment hour is undertaken in the spirit of the old school concert, it were best left alone.
Lastly, two quite practicable reforms are long overdue.
The teacher can hardly expect his class to value poetry sufficiently well if he does not match his precept by example. And is it not high time that the horrible word ' repetition ', as applied to the learning of poetry, was given a Christian burial ?...
CHAPTER VIII APPRECIATION I love all beauteous things, I seek and adore them ; God hath no better praise.
And man in his hasty days Is honoured for them.
Though the sun has long gone down on Ruskin's wrath it can hardly be said to have risen on his gospel. It. is still true to say that the average man has no conception that Art is the stuff of which life is made. Now the aesthetic argument has engaged the minds of many thinkers from Plato to Benedetto Croce. The dual nature of the creative impulse which urges man to convert the useful into the beautiful, and in a kind of rhythmical reaction, to seek out the germ of utility in beauty, is an old and ever new inquiry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Strangers in the house either constrain the performers, or tempt them to show off. But if the entertainment hour is undertaken in the spirit of the old school concert, it were best left alone.
Lastly, two quite practicable reforms are long overdue.
The teacher can hardly expect his class to value poetry sufficiently well if he does not match his precept by example. And is it not high time that the horrible word ' repetition ', as applied to the learning of poetry, was given a Christian burial ?...
CHAPTER VIII APPRECIATION I love all beauteous things, I seek and adore them ; God hath no better praise.
And man in his hasty days Is honoured for them.
Though the sun has long gone down on Ruskin's wrath it can hardly be said to have risen on his gospel. It. is still true to say that the average man has no conception that Art is the stuff of which life is made. Now the aesthetic argument has engaged the minds of many thinkers from Plato to Benedetto Croce. The dual nature of the creative impulse which urges man to convert the useful into the beautiful, and in a kind of rhythmical reaction, to seek out the germ of utility in beauty, is an old and ever new inquiry.
What to read after The Teaching of English, a New Approach?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tomkinson, W. S. (William Shirley), B. 1885 to read onlineMoreLess
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