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"Means and Ends of Education" by J. L. Spalding delves into the philosophical underpinnings of education and its profound impact on both individual and societal development. Exploring the vital connections between education, culture, and intellectual growth, Spalding examines the methods and ultimate aims of a truly enriching educational experience.
This treatise offers timeless insights into the cultivation of moral character and the shaping of individuals within a broader cultural context. Spalding's work is a valuable resource for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the philosophy of education and its enduring relevance. It challenges readers to consider the purpose of learning and its role in fostering a more enlightened and virtuous citizenry.
A significant contribution to the fields of philosophy and education, this meticulously prepared print edition offers a renewed opportunity to engage with Spalding's thought-provoking analysis.
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