Jesuit educationFront matterReading editionChapter navigation31 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterJESUIT EDUCATIONPREFACE.Chapter I · Introduction.Chapter II · Education before the Foundation of the Society of Jesus.Chapter III · The Society of Jesus.—Religious as Educators.Chapter IV · The Ratio Studiorum of 1599.Chapter V · Jesuit Colleges and their Work before the Suppression of the Society (1540–1773).Chapter VI · The Revised Ratio of 1832 and Later Regulations.Chapter VII · The Educational Work of the Jesuits in the Nineteenth Century.Chapter VIII · Opposition to Jesuit Education.Chapter IX · Adaptability of the Ratio Studiorum.—Prudent Conservatism.Chapter X · The Intellectual Scope.Chapter XI · Prescribed Courses or Elective Studies?Chapter XII · Classical Studies.Chapter XIII · Syllabus of School Authors.Chapter XIV · Scholarship and Teaching.Chapter XV · Training of the Jesuit Teacher.Chapter XVI · The Method of Teaching in Practice.Chapter XVI · The Method of Teaching in Practice. (continued 2)Chapter XVII · The Moral Scope.Chapter XVIII · Religious Instruction.Chapter XIX · School-Management.Chapter XX · The Teacher’s Motives and Ideals.Conclusion.Chapter I · Observations on American Histories of Education.[1089]Chapter II · The Brethren of the Common Life.Chapter VIIChapter VIII · The Recent Educational Troubles in France.APPENDIX II. Bibliography.INDEX.Beginning of this editionNext chapter →JESUIT EDUCATIONAll chapters and sections (31)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsJESUIT EDUCATIONPREFACE.Chapters1Part 1 · Chapters2345678Part 2 · Chapters9101112131415161617181920Part 2 · Other sectionsConclusion.Part 2 · Chapters1278Part 2 · Other sectionsAPPENDIX II. Bibliography.INDEX.Book CoverJESUIT EDUCATION →
