The Value of Literature in Education

If students are ready to go around teachers and listen to stories, they may think they are unemployed. The fact that the students did not notice was that in fact they could only study indirectly. This means going beyond a huge textbook to a book that students can contact. Literature plays an active role in the classroom, helps you learn from various fields, extends critical thinking skills, and teaches ethics courses. Before I started learning the principles of elementary mathematics, I never thought of the fact that I used literature to help teachers learn mathematics.

Renaissance intellectuals and artists reproduce classical themes in art and classical values ​​in literature and education. Intellectuals, later called humanists, revived the classic idea of ​​adopting a new approach to text criticism based on deep understanding of Greek and Latin to scale humanity into everything. Artists have developed a new style based on ancient models. Humanists are still Christians and insist on ancient philosophical ideas that challenge traditional Christian views. Artists and architects such as Brunelleschi, Leonardo, Michelangelo and Raphael celebrate human possibilities and human form in visual arts. Although their art is based on a classic model, they use new paintings and painting techniques like geometric perspectives. The invention of the printing press in the mid-15th century accelerated the development and dissemination of these new attitudes, especially in the Northern Alps Europe ("Northern Renaissance").

Educational philosophy, which emphasizes classical language and literary learning, makes it possible for mankind to be more kind through education, asserts the integration of classical values ​​and Christian faith, and the importance of life in the world and the physical and Emphasize caring for the soul. Supporters believe that the people created in the statue of God are the center of the creation of the universe. This way of thinking has something to do with the past culture, it provides information for Milton's learning and helps him to build himself. I will try to create citizens (usually women) who can speak and write in eloquent and clear way. This was done today by studying the huanitatis known as human grammar, rhetoric, history, poetry, moral philosophy.

Those interested in literary philosophy need to read smart, provocative and attractive literary values. McGregor revived discussions on the essential nature of literary cognitive value, the story's ethical significance, aesthetics evaluation, and literary value. This book is a big achievement. Rafe McGregor is a lecturer on criminal science at Trinity University in Leeds and is an associate professor at Lifelong Learning Center at York University. His publications include Australian philosophy, ethical theory and ethics practice magazine, the British aesthetic journal, a journal of aesthetics and art criticism, Orbis Litterarum, and so on.