Word: moralization
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Divinity School, to lead this year a class which will study the work carried on by the foreign mission boards in the non-Christian countries. This work will be considered in its broadest relations as touching the social and economic conditions of the countries as well as the moral and religious conditions...
...first session of the fifty-ninth annual meeting of the Massachusetts Teachers' Association was held yesterday, in Huntington Hall, Boston. Papers were delivered in the morning on, "The Education of the Will," by Professor H. H. Horne of Dartmouth College, and on, "Moral Training in Schools," by President Caroline Hazard of Wellesley College. The discussions which followed were led by Professor M. L. Perrin of Boston University, and Principal F. B. Hill of Worcester...
Professor G. H. Palmer '64, of the Philosophy Department, has recently published a book, entitled "The Nature of Goodness." This work is intended to supplement Professor Palmer's earlier work. "The Field of Ethics." In it the first of the moral problems which were merely stated in "The Field of Ethics" are fully debated, and a clear doctrine concerning the nature of goodness is set forth...
...held today in Huntington Hall, on Boylston street; and tomorrow at the Natural History Rooms' Hall, corner of Boylston and Berkeley streets. Today addresses will be made by Professor H. H. Horne, of Dartmouth, on "The Education of the Will," and by President Caroline Hazard, of Wellesley, on "Moral Training in Schools." The afternoon will be taken up with discussion and conferences. Professor P. H. Hanus of Harvard, will preside at a conference on "The Necessity of Organizing Contemporary Educational, Experience...
...book, which is of so much importance in English life, and literature; that as a means of discipline in the use of clear, forcible English, its study is invaluable; that as a book of earnest thought it cannot be overlooked; that it is the greatest of all moral guides and religious helpers; and that its common study will bring together the thoughtful, earnest men of the University. After the talk men were afforded an opportunity to meet Dr. Van Dyke...