
Schools of Hellas
An Essay on the Practice and Theory of Ancient Greek Education from 600 to 300 B. CBy Kenneth J. FreemanLength9h 43m
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In "Schools of Hellas," Kenneth J. Freeman presents a meticulous exploration of the intellectual traditions and educational practices of ancient Greece. The book intricately weaves historical context with a critical analysis of philosophical schools, showcasing how the pedagogy of the time was deeply intertwined with the cultural and societal norms that shaped Hellenic thought. Freeman employs a scholarly yet accessible narrative style, rich with primary sources and contextual commentary, making each chapter a compelling journey through antiquity'Äôs most formative ideas and institutions. Kenneth J. Freeman, a respected classicist and historian, draws upon his extensive background in Greek philosophy and educational theory to craft this illuminating work. His passion for ancient civilizations is evident, reflecting years of research and scholarly engagement with Greek texts and their enduring influence on Western thought. Freeman'Äôs academic credentials and his immersion in ancient Greek culture provide him with a unique lens through which to analyze the historical ramifications of these educational systems. Readers interested in the foundations of Western education, philosophy, and culture will find "Schools of Hellas" an invaluable text. Freeman'Äôs insightful examination not only sheds light on the past but also encourages contemporary educators and philosophers to reflect upon their own practices in light of these ancient teachings.
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GenreEducation and Learning
Length9 hrs 43 mins
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Publish dateNov 5, 2021
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
15CHAPTER IV: ATHENS AND THE REST OF HELLAS: PHYSICAL EDUCATION
2M. J. RENDALL
16CHAPTER V: SECONDARY EDUCATION: I. THE SOPHISTS
3PREFACE
17CHAPTER VI: SECONDARY EDUCATION: II. THE PERMANENT SCHOOLS
4EDITOR’S STATEMENT
18CHAPTER VII
5ILLUSTRATIONS
19TERTIARY EDUCATION
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6SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY
20THE EPHEBIC INSCRIPTIONS OF THE FOURTH CENTURY
7INTRODUCTION
21PART II THE THEORY OF EDUCATION
8PART I
22CHAPTER VIII: RELIGION AND EDUCATION IN HELLAS
9CHAPTER I
23CHAPTER IX: ART, MUSIC, AND POETRY
10EDUCATION AT SPARTA AND IN CRETE
24CHAPTER X: XENOPHON: “THE EDUCATION OF KUROS”
11APPENDIX A
25PART III
12APPENDIX B
26CHAPTER XI: CONCLUDING ESSAY: THE SCHOOLS OF HELLAS
13CHAPTER II: ATHENS AND THE REST OF HELLAS: GENERAL INTRODUCTION
27THE END
14CHAPTER III: ATHENS AND THE REST OF HELLAS: PRIMARY EDUCATION