THE STUDY OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE AS PART OF A LIBERAL EDUCATION

I DO not propose to treat the subject of this lecture dogmatically. My intention rather is to set before you the conditions of an exceedingly difficult problem, and to make, with diffidence, a few suggestions as to the manner in which I myself think that the problem should be dealt with. I hope that...

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Published in:The National review 1893-06, Vol.21 (124), p.486-499
Main Author: COURTHOPE, W J
Format: Article
Language:English
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Summary:I DO not propose to treat the subject of this lecture dogmatically. My intention rather is to set before you the conditions of an exceedingly difficult problem, and to make, with diffidence, a few suggestions as to the manner in which I myself think that the problem should be dealt with. I hope that I may thus furnish matter for thought and discussion to an audience eminently qualified to form a judgment on what concerns the art of teaching.
ISSN:0959-4205