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Routledge Revivals

The New Education in Europe

An Account of Recent Fundamental Changes in the Educational Philosophy of Great Britain, France, and Germany

Roman, Frederick William

The New Education in Europe

Routledge Revivals

The New Education in Europe

An Account of Recent Fundamental Changes in the Educational Philosophy of Great Britain, France, and Germany

Routledge Revivals: The New Education in Europe

 

First published in 1924, this book is "based on the belief that the only ... hope of rescue in the present world-crisis and the saving of even civilization itself depend upon the degree to which the creative thought that the coming generations may bring is applied to a continued and purposeful reconstruction of the modes of living."

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First published in 1924, this book is "based on the belief that the only ... hope of rescue in the present world-crisis and the saving of even civilization itself depend upon the degree to which the creative thought that the coming generations may bring is applied to a continued and purposeful reconstruction of the modes of living."

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The Remaking of Memory in the Age of the Internet and Social Media

In this book, the leading international scholars of memory studies synthesize emerging social and cognitive science research on the impact of social media and the Internet on remembering and forgetting.

Ethical Naturalism and the Problem of Normativity

We all have ethical beliefs, such as the belief that torture is wrong. Ethical beliefs purport to guide our behaviour rather than merely to describe the world, and this creates a puzzle: What could possibly make some of these beliefs be true?

Innovators

Some innovators are luminous shooting stars--think Pablo Picasso, Albert Einstein, Sylvia Plath, Bob Dylan, Steve Jobs--who make bold leaps early and suddenly, then lose their creativity. Others are late bloomers--Paul Cezanne, Charles Darwin, Virginia Woolf, Alfred Hitchcock, Warren Buffett--who show little early promise, but spend long periods doggedly pursing distant goals, and attain greatness in old age.

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