A history of education in antiquity
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pt. 1. The origins of classical education from Homer to Isocrates: 1. Education in Homeric times --
2. Spartan education --
3. Pederasty in classical education --
4. The "old" Athenian education --
5. The pedagogical revolution of the early sophists --
6. The masters of the classical tradition: Plato ; Isocrates --
pt. 2. Classical education in the Hellenistic Age: 1. The civilization of the "paideia" --
2. The educational institutions of the Hellenistic Age --
3. Physical education --
4. Artistic education --
5. The primary school --
6. Primary education --
7. Literary studies at secondary school standard --
8. Science --
9. Higher education: lesser forms --
10. Higher education:rhetoric --
11. Higher education: philosophy --
Conclusion: Classical humanism --
pt. 3. Classical education and Rome: 1. The old Roman education --
2. Rome adopts Greek education --
3. The language question: Greek and Latin --
4. The Roman schools: primary education --
5. The Roman schools: secondary schools --
6. The Roman schools: higher education --
7. The Roman educational achievement --
8. The Roman state and education --
9. Christianity and classical education --
10. Appearance of Christian schools of the medieval type --
Epilogue: The end of the school of antiquity.
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The origins of classical education from Homer to Isocrates. Education in Homeric times ; Spartan education ; Pederasty in classical education ; The "old" Athenian education ; The pedagogical revolution of the early sophists ; The masters of the classical tradition : Plato ; The masters of the classical tradition : Isocrates
Classical education in the Hellenistic age. The civilization of the "paideia" ; The educational institutions of the Hellenistic age ; Physical education ; Artistic education ; The primary school ; Primary education ; Literary studies at secondary school standard ; Science ; Higher education : lesser forms ; Higher education : rhetoric ; Higher education : philosophy ; Conclusion : Classical humanism
Classical education and Rome. The old Roman education ; Rome adopts Greek education ; The language question : Greek and Latin ; The Roman schools : primary education ; The Roman schools : secondary schools ; The Roman schools : higher education ; The Roman educational achievement ; The Roman state and education ; Christianity and classical education ; Appearance of Christian schools of the mediaeval type ; Epilogue : the end of the school of antiquity.
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