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Some Thoughts Concerning Education
Some Thoughts Concerning Education
John Locke
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Themes, Motifs, and Symbols
1–30: Introduction and the Health of the Body
31–42: The Aim and Foundation of Education
43–63: How to Achieve the Necessary Authority
83–85: More Thoughts on Authority and Discipline
64–67: Education as Pleasant
66–71: Temper, Manners, and why School Should be Avoided
88–94: The Tutor
95–99: As Child Gets Older
100–115: Temperaments
115–122: Cowardice, Cruelty, Curiosity
123–133: Sluggishness, Dishonesty, and an Overfondness for Toys
134–147: The Four General Areas of Education
148–177: Reading, Writing, Languages
177–195: The Other Subjects
196–217: Other Accomplishments
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