| PAGE |
| Introduction | [ 7] |
| Part I |
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| EDUCATION AND THE GOOD LIFE |
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| CHAPTER | |
| I. | Postulates of Modern Educational Theory | [ 15] |
| II. | The Aims of Education | [ 47] |
| Part II |
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| EDUCATION OF CHARACTER |
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| III. | The First Year | [ 87] |
| IV. | Fear | [ 101] |
| V. | Play and Fancy | [ 123] |
| VI. | Constructiveness | [ 136] |
| VII. | Selfishness and Property | [ 147] |
| VIII. | Truthfulness | [ 157] |
| IX. | Punishment | [ 166] |
| X. | Importance of Other Children | [ 178] |
| XI. | Affection and Sympathy | [ 187] |
| XII. | Sex Education | [ 209] |
| XIII. | The Nursery-School | [ 224] |
| Part III |
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| INTELLECTUAL EDUCATION |
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| XIV. | General Principles | [ 239] |
| XV. | The School Curriculum Before Fourteen | [ 261] |
| XVI. | Last School Years | [ 278] |
| XVII. | Day Schools and Boarding Schools | [ 292] |
| XVIII. | The University | [ 301] |
| XIX. | Conclusion | [ 314] |