Education through work Book

	Translator's Introduction
	Introduction
	Preface to the Second Edition
1	The Meeting of Two Cultures
2	Clear Springs
3	Clear, Confident Self-Awareness
4	The Bedrock of Humanity
5	Rivulet, Stream and River
6	Human Errors in Science
7	Dangers of Decline
8	Tinsel - Gold and Silver
9	Rediscovering Life's Patterns
10	Knowledge and Wisdom
11	A Forgotten Pace of Life
12	Progress
13	The Rootless Child
14	Lessons from the Past
15	Farmer-Poets
16	Dangers of Dry Academic Teaching
17	Well-Founded Education
18	Is Technical Progress Always Human Progress?
19	Education does not Always Improve People
20	Education and Knowledge
21	Memory
22	Effort, Pleasure and Play
23	In Search of a Philosophy
24	A Form of Education Through Work
25	But What Work?
26	A Powerful Drive to Work
27	Work-Play
28	Play-Work
29	Games That Meet the General and Innate Need to Take of Life
30	Preserving Life
31	Transmitting and Perpetuating Life
32	Play-Work and Instinct
33	Amusement is Far From a Necessity
34	Symbolic Play-Work and Competitive Play
35	Addictive Play
36	Pedagogical Implications
37	Work
38	Education Through Work
39	The Fraternity of Work
40	Children Want to Work Just as They Want to Eat
41	Practicalities
42	Plans for a Work-Based School
43	The First Educational Stage
44	Documentation
45	Experimentation
46	Making Contact With the Surrounding Environment
47	Artistic Expression and Communication
48	Specialized Workshops
49	Discipline
50	Goodness and Love
	Index