The educational consequences of inspired poetry do not set it apart from imitative poetry, and they never include philosophical education.
But they have also brought legal challenges from opponents who call the scholarships "neo-vouchers" and argue that they mask the use of public money to pay for education at private schools whose philosophical and educational underpinnings are at odds with state standards.
A prolific writer of several hundred philosophical and educational articles, Harris was also editor of The Journal of Speculative Philosophy (1867 93), Appleton's International Education Series, and Webster's New International Dictionary.
So the Hayden's more poised approach must have arisen out of philosophical or educational concerns, which are also reflected in the introductory exhibition leading into the planetarium, "Cosmic Light".
Systems of education must discuss and understand their own raison d'être from a sophisticated philosophical and educational perspective, also taking thoroughly into account a future perspective, involving a spectrum of potential futures.
His long 1897 lecture on Hegel is thought by recent scholars to contain the seeds of his whole philosophical and educational thought.
The most notable example is the Athenian Agora, an open square that served as a place for political gatherings, the buying and selling of goods, religious services, athletic events, philosophical discussions, educational events and art displays.
Three types of education network can be distinguished depending on the schools' philosophical backgrounds and educational approaches: governmental, free (mainly catholic and method schools), and provincial education.
Furthermore, Greece and India conducted not only trade but also cultural, educational, and philosophical exchanges.
In the long view, the greatest educational and philosophical influence of the age was St. Thomas Aquinas, who in the 13th century made a monumental attempt to reconcile the two great streams of the Western tradition.
