Youth_ Its Education, Regimen, and Hygiene - G. Stanley Hall

extremely effective, because it shows the instinctive reaction of the sane conscience against evil deeds and ten ...

personal adjustments, and the uniformitarian, who perhaps celebrated his highest triumph in the old sentence, "Kill ...

[Footnote 3: Peculiar and Exceptional Children. Pedagogical Seminary, October, 1896, vol. 4, pp. 3-60.] [Footno ...

Seminary, April, 1900, vol. 7, pp. 13-69] ...

CHAPTER VIII BIOGRAPHIES OF YOUTH Knightly ideals and honor—Thirty adolescents from Shakespeare—Goethe— C.D. W ...

is as follows: Romeo, Juliet, Hamlet, Ophelia, Imogen, Perdita, Arviragus, Guiderius, Palamon, Arcite, Emilia, F ...

Yoder,[10] in his interesting study of the boyhood of great men, has called attention to the deplorable carelessn ...

There is a wall around the town of Boyville, says White,[12] in substance, which is impenetrable when ...

that this suggests that consciousness may at this stage serve as a harmless vent for tendencies tha ...

up the old virtuous course of life with fresh power, new resolutions, with the feeling that he had lost ...

into poetry at fifteen, and had very romantic attachments to certain trees. J. T. Trowbridge learned German, F ...

work is analytic, while life is synthetic, and how the narrowness of the school enclosure prompts many youth ...

reached the age of sixteen," he says, "I showed little inclination for scientific pursuits." He was essentially self- ...

which most first poems were published falls between 15 and 20. The average age at which first publication ...

special use of astronomy is that it enables us to draw conclusions from the movements in the celestial regi ...

At twelve Huxley[20] became an omnivorous reader, and two or three years later devoured Hamilton's Logic and be ...

had borne obloquy, poverty, hunger, thirst, wretchedness, and the agony of a martyr's death for the sake of ...

was enveloped in a white glimmer, and heard a voice murmur the words written under a convent picture of ...

sanctuary, "Corambé ceased to dwell in it. The dryads and the cherubim deserted it," and it seemed unreal. The ...

Mrs. Burnett,[23] like most women who record their childhood and adolescent memories, is far more subje ...