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lace. His profession is also his vocation; in it is his pride; through it he attains to the joie de vivre; by it he
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1 Chapter 1 THE AIM OF EDUCATIONAL REFORM2 Chapter 2 THE TRAINING OF THE REASON3 Chapter 3 THE TRAINING OF THE IMAGINATION4 Chapter 4 RELIGION AT SCHOOL5 Chapter 5 DIRECT TRAINING FOR CITIZENSHIP6 Chapter 6 INDIRECT TRAINING FOR CITIZENSHIP7 Chapter 7 THE PLACE OF LITERATURE IN EDUCATION8 Chapter 8 THE PLACE OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION9 Chapter 9 ATHLETICS10 Chapter 10 THE USE OF LEISURE11 Chapter 11 1112 Chapter 12 1213 Chapter 13 1314 Chapter 14 TEACHING AS A PROFESSION