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SOBRE LA LIBERTAD
de MILL, JOHN STUART
ALIANZA EDITORIAL, 1997
ENSAYO SOBRE LA LIBERTAD
de MILL, JOHN STUART
JORGE A. MESTAS. EDICIONES ESCOLARES, 2007
L UTILITARISME (PROPOSTES DE LECTURA)de MILL, JOHN STUART
EDICIONS 62, 2005
If education continued outside of institutions and workplace, the ideas created would be original. The excitement as a creative individual given theopportunity to create without economic pressures would bring about a new renaissance of the arts. Not one developed and patronised by the rich leisure classes, but one whose ideas and development camedirectly from the art itself.
But that a society that is a product of civilisation and education would benefit hugely from everyone working four hours and having the rest of the day to their ownpractices as they see fit. To those who would say that the workers would not know how to spend their free time, he cannot totally disagree, but points to the state of our civilisation at present and toearlier periods when people were happier. “There was formerly a capacity for light-heartedness and play which has been to some extent inhibited by the cult of efficiency… The notion that the desirableactivities are those that bring a profit has made everything topsy-turvy.”
Stevenson also questions the teaching of the classroom, insisting you learn more valuable life lessons whilst truanting onthe streets and looking at things for yourself, where you make true discoveries.
Stevenson, R.L An Apology For Idlers (1876), http://dinamico.unibg.it/rls/essays%5Cvirgpuer%5Cvp-3.htmStevenson, R.L An Apology For Idlers (1876), http://dinamico.unibg.it/rls/essays%5Cvirgpuer%5Cvp-3.htm
Poca gratitud se tiene por el maestro cuando se continúa siendo siempre alumno.
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de MILL, JOHN STUART
ALIANZA EDITORIAL, 1997
ENSAYO SOBRE LA LIBERTAD
de MILL, JOHN STUART
JORGE A. MESTAS. EDICIONES ESCOLARES, 2007
L UTILITARISME (PROPOSTES DE LECTURA)de MILL, JOHN STUART
EDICIONS 62, 2005
If education continued outside of institutions and workplace, the ideas created would be original. The excitement as a creative individual given theopportunity to create without economic pressures would bring about a new renaissance of the arts. Not one developed and patronised by the rich leisure classes, but one whose ideas and development camedirectly from the art itself.
But that a society that is a product of civilisation and education would benefit hugely from everyone working four hours and having the rest of the day to their ownpractices as they see fit. To those who would say that the workers would not know how to spend their free time, he cannot totally disagree, but points to the state of our civilisation at present and toearlier periods when people were happier. “There was formerly a capacity for light-heartedness and play which has been to some extent inhibited by the cult of efficiency… The notion that the desirableactivities are those that bring a profit has made everything topsy-turvy.”
Stevenson also questions the teaching of the classroom, insisting you learn more valuable life lessons whilst truanting onthe streets and looking at things for yourself, where you make true discoveries.
Stevenson, R.L An Apology For Idlers (1876), http://dinamico.unibg.it/rls/essays%5Cvirgpuer%5Cvp-3.htmStevenson, R.L An Apology For Idlers (1876), http://dinamico.unibg.it/rls/essays%5Cvirgpuer%5Cvp-3.htm
Poca gratitud se tiene por el maestro cuando se continúa siendo siempre alumno.
» Más frasesde: Friedrich Nietzsche » sobre: Educacion
• Cuanto menos se sabe, tanto más fácilmente se conserva la fe.
• Estoy anonadado, no porque me hayas mentido, sino porque ya no puedo creerte....
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