The Young Child Approaching A New Subject

Whoever Reflects Recognizes That There Are Empty And Lonely Spaces Between One’s Experiences.

Apollo Without Dionysus May Indeed Be A Well-informed, Good Citizen But He's A Dull Fellow. He May Even Be 'cultured,' In The Sense One Often Gets From Traditionalist Writings In Education. . . . But Without Dionysus He Will Never Make And Remake A Culture.

Being Able To "go Beyond The Information" Given To "figure Things Out" Is One Of The Few Untarnishable Joys Of Life.

Education Must, Be Not Only A Transmission Of Culture But Also A Provider Of Alternative Views Of The World And A Strengthener Of The Will To Explore Them.

The Young Child Approaching A New Subject Or Anew Problem Is Like The Scientist Operating At The Edge Of His Chosen Field.