What Is a Liberal Education: An Address
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"What Is a Liberal Education" is an address delivered at Hamilton College, exploring the meaning and purpose of a liberal education. This discourse delves into the classical ideals of intellectual cultivation and the broad-based knowledge essential for enlightened citizenship. The address emphasizes the value of a well-rounded education that transcends specific vocational training, fostering critical thinking, moral reasoning, and effective communication. This work serves as a historical snapshot of educational philosophy and offers insights into the enduring relevance of liberal arts in shaping informed and engaged individuals.
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