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The critics of Herbartianism : and other matter contributory to the study of the Herbartian question

Frank Herbert Hayward · 1903 · Scanned text · Free in the US

77,660 words · about 5 h 26 min to read

Period artwork: Interior of the Bodleian Library, 1845
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Author
Frank Herbert Hayward
Language
English
Published
1903
Length
77,660 words · about 5 h 26 min
Sections
19 reader sections
Text
Scanned text, read from page scans by OCR; may contain errors
Rights
Public domain in the United States

 

Contents (19)

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Front matter

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Glass L L .

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PART II. Historical Survey

2. Outline of Herbart's Doctrines .... 39 3-5. The Revival of Herbartianism —

Volkmar Stoy (1815-85) 43

Friedrich Wilhelm Dorpfeld (1824-93) . . 46

Tuiskon Ziller (1817-82) 49

6. Outline of Ziller's Doctrines 53

7. Reaction and Controversy 56

8. More Controversy 62

9. Present Position of Herbartianism in Germany . 65

10. Herbartianism in Britain 69

11. Herbartianism in America and Elsewhere . . 75 PART III. Herbartian Literature in English .... 77

(1) Translations 78

(2) Expositions of Herbartianism as Distinguished

from Translations 80

(3) Original Works Showing the Influence of Her-

bartian Thought 82

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