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Contents: Preface. Prologue. The Focus of Memory: School and Community. Education at Indian High School: Good Intentions. "Preserving What We Love and Cherish": Pueblo Ideals. "Caught Up in This White Man's Society": Living in Two Worlds. "Go Have Yourself a Good Education": The Limits to Getting One. Reconstructing Memory: Imagining a Future. Epilogue.
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Raeven Harris
reviewed Places of Memory: Whiteman's Schools and Native American Communities on October 05, 2009
Places of Memory: Whiteman's Schools and Native American Communities
A whirlwind introduction to the subject of Philosophy, 'Initiation...' delights and disappoints in equal measure. Written in the year 1914, this short guide is one of the earliest introductions (in the modern world) to this complicated subject.
Taking on the formidable task of elucidating in a precise manner the esoteric, fundamental and obtuse philosophies propounded by a plethora of philosophers, Emile Faguet restricts the narratives to the rudimentary. What disappoints the most is the transalation. A few passages are beyond the grasp of comprehension as the effervescence and essence is lost in a mesh of convoluted lines.
On the whole, not the most appropriate destination to start from, if one is an aspiring philosopher!
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