Literacy and Development in the West
Carlo M. Cipolla
In this book I have tried to describe and measure the Literacy Revolution in the West. The story is closely interwoven with the general history of education, and for the author this is a source of great trepidation.
Habent sua fata libelli, wrote Marcus Valerius Martialis, and with very few exceptions, the fate of books on education does not seem to be a particularly felicitous one. At any rate, if after reading this book the reader wishes that I had never learned to write and he had never learned to read, I hope that he will not draw hasty and negative conclusions on the general usefulness and desirability of literacy.
Habent sua fata libelli, wrote Marcus Valerius Martialis, and with very few exceptions, the fate of books on education does not seem to be a particularly felicitous one. At any rate, if after reading this book the reader wishes that I had never learned to write and he had never learned to read, I hope that he will not draw hasty and negative conclusions on the general usefulness and desirability of literacy.
Godina:
1969
Izdavač:
Penguin Books
Jezik:
english
Strane:
143
ISBN 10:
014021027X
ISBN 13:
9780140210279
Fajl:
PDF, 17.39 MB
IPFS:
,
english, 1969
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