Aristotle and Ancient Educational Ideals, by Thomas Davidson

That's French for "the ancient system," as in the ancient system of feudal privileges and the exercise of autocratic power over the peasants. The ancien regime never goes away, like vampires and dinosaur bones they are always hidden in the earth, exercising a mysterious influence. It is not paranoia to believe that the elites scheme against the common man. Inform yourself about their schemes here.

Re: Aristotle and Ancient Educational Ideals, by Thomas Davi

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INDEX

A
Academics, 112, 210.
Academy, 86, 112.
Achilles, 6.
Æolian Education, 38 sqq.
Æolians, 35.
Æschylus, 104 sqq.
Æsop's Fables 146, 223.
Ἀΐτας, 47.
Alexander the Great, 40, 156 sq., 178.
Alexandria, 211.
Ammonius Saccas, 225, 227.
Amphidromia, 65.
Amyntas, 156.
Anaxagoras, 24, 99 sq.
Antisthenes, 112.
Apoxyomenos, the, 82 n.
Archytas, 55, 193.
Aristocracy in Athens, 98.
Aristophanes, 105.
Aristotle, Life, 29, 153 sqq.
"Death, 159.
"Philosophy, 161.
"Theology, 165.
"Theory of the State, 166 sqq.
"Pedagogical State, 172 sqq.
"Scheme of Secondary Education, 199.
Arithmetic, how Taught, 77.
Artemis Orthia, 50.
Arts, Origin of, in Greece, 20.
Athenian Education, 60.
Athenian Ideal of the State, 63.
Athletes, 78, 184.
Athletics, 190.
B
Barbarians vs Greeks, 12.
Bodily Training, 77.
Branches of Greek Education, 6.
C
Cæsar, 217.
Cato Major, 216.
Chæronea, Battle of, 157.
Character of the Greeks (Zeller), 18.
Children, Defective, 185.
Children, Treatment of, 185.
Christianity, 233 sqq.
Cicero, 217.
Citharist, his Functions, 77.
Citizen, Meaning of, 175.
Clisthenes, 98.
College Education, 85.
Commerce, Effect of, 21, 99 sq.
Competition in Education, 71.
Conditions of Education, 9.
Contemplation, 201.
Copernicus, 39.
Cornificius (Auctor ad Herennium), 217.
Cretan Education, 42.
Culture-State, 90, 175.
Cynosarges (Gymnasium), 86, 112.
Cyrus, his Education, 115 sqq.
D
Dancing, 82 sqq.
Democracy in Athens, 92, 99.
Diagogē (διαγωγή), 33, 178.
Dionysiac Chorus, 85.
Dipœnis and Scyllis, 21.
Discus-throwing, 80.
Dorian Education, 41 sqq.
Doric Harmonies, 197.
Draco, 98.
Drawing, 189.
E
Education, "Old," 27, 33, 61 sqq.
""New" 27, 93 sqq.
"Higher, 108.
Εἰσπνήλας (Inspirer), 47.
Epaminondas, 40, 55.
Epheboi (Cadets), 49, 89, 90, 116, 118.
Epheboi, Oath of, 61, 89.
Epicureans, 210.
Epochs in Education, 26.
Essenism, 59, 212.
Ethnic and Cosmopolitan Life, 205.
Examinations, 64, 90.
F
Family Education in Athens, 64.
Freedom, Greek Tendency to, 19.
Freeman's Square, 116, 177.
Friendship, Aristotle on, 170.
G
Games, 66.
Golden Words, 57 sqq., 146.
Grading in Schools, 85.
Grammar, 214, 221.
Greeks a Mixed Race, 20.
Greeks vs. Barbarians, 12.
Guardians of Public Instruction, 185 sqq.
Gymnasia at Athens, 86, 105.
Gymnastics, 7, 77, 189.
H
Harmony, 55, 56, 76.
"Doric, Lydian, etc. 192.
"in Music, Unknown to Greeks, 73.
Hellenic Period of Education, 26, 32 sqq.
Hellenistic Period of Education, 27, 203 sqq.
Helots, 44 sq.
Hermæa, 79, 85.
Hermias, 155.
Hesiod, 22.
Hetæræ, 132.
Holidays, 85.
Homeric Education, 6, 17.
"Society and Kings, 16.
"Poems collected, 35.
Homeridæ, 21.
I
Ideal of Greek Education, 3, 206.
Individualism and Philosophy, 93 sqq., 207.
Induction, Method of, 162.
Ionian Education, 60 sqq.
Isaiah, 53, 133, 234.
Ischomachus, 124 sqq.
Isocrates, 209.
J
Javelin-casting, 81.
Jumping, 80.
Justinian, 211.
K
Kalokagathia, 8, 12, 15, 86.
Katharsis (purgation), 7, 76, 229.
Kindergarten, 66, 145.
Kingdom of Heaven, 234.
"Know Thyself," 108.
L
Larceny, Instruction in, 48.
Leaping, 80.
Learning, how viewed in Greece, 72.
Leisure, Education for, 33, 179.
Letters, 22, 188.
Letters, Introduction and Uses of, 21.
Liberal Arts, 180 sqq., 198.
Library of Alexandria, 211.
Life the Original School, 6.
Literary Education, 72.
Love, as a Power in Life, 234.
Lyceum, 105, 171.
Lycurgus, 42, 43.
Lysis, 39.
M
Macedonian Period in Education, 13.
Marriage, 10, 127.
Melleirenes, 49.
Milo, the Wrestler, 55.
Money-making Classes, 13.
Music, 22, 34, 72 sqq., 188, 191.
Music, Greek Feeling for, 76, 146.
Museum at Alexandria, 211.
N
Nymphæum at Stagira, 156.
Neoplatonism, 212, 227.
O
Œconomy, 13.
Olympic Games, 78.
P
Παιδονόμοι, 46, 185, 187.
Palæstra, 69 sq., 78 sq.
Pantheism, 136.
Parmenides, 24.
Parthenon, 24, 106.
Pedagogical State, 172 sqq.
Pedagogue, 68.
Peleus, 7.
Pentathlon, 88.
Pericles, 105 sqq.
Perioikoi, 44.
Periods of Greek Education, 26 sqq.
Persian Education, 115 sqq.
Personality, 202.
Pherecydes, 53.
Phiditia, 44.
Philolaus, 39.
Philosophy, Rise of, 22.
Philosophy and Individualism, 93 sqq.
Physical Culture, 189.
Physicians in Homer, 17.
Pindar, 39.
Pisistratus, 35, 98, 178.
Plato, 29, 112, 133 sqq., 134, 136, 137, 142.
Play, 66, 181 sqq.
Plotinus, 29, 225 sqq., 228 sqq.
Poetesses, 21.
Poetry, Value of, for Education, 73 sqq.
"Professional," Meaning of, 195.
Prometheia, 24.
Proxenus of Atarneus, 155.
Purgation, 7, 76.
Pythagoras, 29, 52 sqq., 149.
Pythias, 156.
Q
Quadrivium, 144, 198.
Quintilian, 29, 214 sqq.
R
Reading, 75.
Rhapsodes, 23.
Rhetorical Schools, 209, 217.
Roman Education, 216 sqq.
Roman Period, 27.
Ruling and Ruled, 176.
Running, 79.
S
School Education in Athens, 67.
"Buildings""69.
"Rooms""77.
Scipio Africanus, 216.
Singing, 75.
Slaves, 12.
Social Life in Greece, 18.
Socrates, 24, 107 sqq.
Socratic Method, 109.
Solon, and his Laws, 68, 98.
Soothsayers in Homer, 17.
Sophists, 23, 100 sq.
Spartan Education, 41, 43 sqq.
Spartan Girls, 49.
"Government, 44.
"Ideal, 42.
"Mercilessness, 45, 50.
"Women, 44.
Stagira, 155 sq.
State, Meaning of Term, 174.
State as a School, 91.
Stilo, Lucius Ælius Præconinus, 217.
Stoics, 210.
Supercivic Man, 136, 234.
T
Theban Education, 28.
Themistes, 17.
Theories of Education, 28.
Therapeuts, 212.
Thomas Aquinas, 165.
Thucydides' Daughter, 37.
Tragedy, 84.
Trivium, 144, 198.
U
University Education, 90.
" of Alexandria, 212.
" of Athens, 211.
W
Wilhelm Meister, 173.
Wingless Victory, 63.
Wisdom, the Ideal of Athens, 63.
Women, Education of, 49, 124.
Worth, 16, 48.
Worth, Aristotle's Pæan to, 4.
Wrestling, 81 sqq.
Writing, 75.
X
Xenophon, 29, 113, 114 sqq.
"Memoirs of Socrates, 123.
"Œconomics, 124.
"on Female Education, 124 sqq.
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Re: Aristotle and Ancient Educational Ideals, by Thomas Davi

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TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES

Corrections from the errata list on p. 2 have been incorporated into the text.

The variant spellings "freeborn" and "free-born", "Staatspædagogik" and "Staatspaedagogik", "subdivided" and "sub-divided" are used in this text.

The abbreviations B.C. and A.D. sometimes precede their date, sometimes follow it.

Amendments to the text have been made as follows:

p. 21: "Spata" amended to "Sparta".

p. 63: "civilizaton" amended to "civilization".

p. 74: "partiotism" amended to "patriotism".

p. 78: "neans" amended to "means".

p. 78: "humane" amended to "human".

p. 85: "pantomine" amended to "pantomime".

p. 186: "sufficent" amended to "sufficient".

p. 188: quotation mark deleted after "not being universal."

p. 218: b.c. amended to a.d.

p. 227: "fourtieth" amended to "fortieth".

p. 243: "Grammer" amended to "Grammar".

p. 246: full stop added after "Mathematics".

p. 246: extra "the" deleted from "the following century".

Greek:

On p. 22 αἴτια has not been changed to αἰτία (as in LSJ) as it may be an acceptable alternative form.

Similarly on p. 223 παιδοτρίβεια has not been changed to παιδοτριβία (as in LSJ).
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