...spectator and dilettante ? Oh, no ! Culture is the habit of a mind instinct with purpose, cognisant of a tendency and connection in human achievement,...industrious in discerning the great from the trivial. Everything, no doubt, has a value, if CC F rightly apprehended, but to apprehend things rightly we...

...man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul? — MARK 8: 36 " Culture is a habit of mind instinct with purpose, cognizant of a tendency...industrious in discerning the great from the trivial. " What we need is to make our religion not an impulse, but a daily habit of soul. And through that...

...sadly overspecialized. Even a self-made man may possess that culture which is described by Bosanquet as "the habit of a mind instinct with purpose, cognizant...industrious in discerning the great from the trivial." Perhaps the ablest business man Chicago has produced was its great merchant prince. Measured by the...

...you recall Professor Zueblin's glorious definition at the Boston Biennial ? "Culture is the habit of mind instinct with purpose, cognizant of a tendency...industrious in discerning the great from the trivial." Many of these clubs reporting no interest were named "Shakespeare" clubs. I have wondered if they have...

...unfortunate connotations. Here is a masterly definition of culture by the English philosopher, BOSANQUET : The habit of a mind instinct with purpose, cognizant...industrious in discerning the great from the trivial. Twenty-seven words are enough to phrase this noble conception of a noble quality. LOOKING FORWARD OUT...

...you recall Professor Zueblin's glorious definition at the Boston Biennial? "Culture is the habit of mind instinct with purpose, cognizant of a tendency...industrious in discerning the great from the trivial." Many of these clubs reporting no interest, were named "Shakespeare" clubs. I have wondered if they...

...activities "interesting," and to maintain to them the attitude of the spectator and the dilletante ? Oh, no! Culture is the habit of a mind instinct with purpose,...industrious in discerning the great from the trivial. Says Professor Dewey: Unless culture be ^ superficial polish, a veneer of mahogany over common wood,...

...to secure him as commencement speaker. His subject was "Democratic Culture." He defined culture as the habit of a mind instinct with purpose, cognizant...industrious in discerning the great from the trivial. That culture is not an accumulation of knowledge merely, a piling up of facts; it is a habit. Accumulation...