University addresses: being addresses on subjects of academic study, delivered to the University of Glasgow, by John Caird
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TextPublication details: Glasgow, J. MacLehose, 1898Description: x, 383 p. 22 cmSubject(s): DDC classification: - ARCH YNDC 501 C136U
- LB775 .C2
Contents:
The unity of the sciences.--The progressiveness of the sciences.--Erasmus.--Galileo.--The scientific character of Bacon.--David Hume.--Bishop Butler and his theology.--The study of history.--The science of history.--The study of art.--The progressiveness of art.--The art of public speaking.--The personal element in teaching.--General and professional education
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Preface signed: Edward Caird
The unity of the sciences.--The progressiveness of the sciences.--Erasmus.--Galileo.--The scientific character of Bacon.--David Hume.--Bishop Butler and his theology.--The study of history.--The science of history.--The study of art.--The progressiveness of art.--The art of public speaking.--The personal element in teaching.--General and professional education
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