Pedagogics as a System

Transcriber's note:
Many words in the text are spelled with or without a hyphen; these are not corrected as both forms occur with almost same frequency and the hyphenated form might indicate an emphasis in words such as re-formation.

PEDAGOGICS

AS A

SYSTEM.

By Dr. KARL ROSENKRANZ,

Doctor of Theology and Professor of Philosophy at the University of KÖnigsberg.

TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN

By ANNA C. BRACKETT.

(Reprinted from Journal of Speculative Philosophy.)

ST. LOUIS, MO.:
THE R. P. STUDLEY COMPANY, PRINTERS, CORNER MAIN & OLIVE STS.
1872.

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1872, by
WILLIAM T. HARRIS,
In the Office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington.

A N A L Y S I S.

Education	PART I. In its General Idea.	Its Nature.
		Its Form.
		Its Limits.

	PART II. In its Special Elements.	Physical.
		Intellectual.
		Moral.

	PART III. In its Particular Systems.	National.	Passive.	Family	China.
				Caste	India.
				Monkish	Thibet.

			Active.	Military.	Persia.
				Priestly	Egypt.
				Industrial	Phoenicia.

			Individual.	Æsthetic	Greece.
				Practical	Rome.
				Abstract Individual	Northern Barbarians.

		Theocratic. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .			Jews.

		Humanitarian.	Monkish.

			Chivalric.

			For Civil Life.	For Special Callings.	Jesuitic. Pietistic.

				To achieve an Ideal of Culture.	The Humanities. The Philanthropic Movement.

			For Free Citizensip.

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