Culture, State, and Education in Matthew Arnold
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This article focuses on investigating culture, state, and education in Arnold's book Culture and Anarchy. By culture, firstly, he tries to establish the harmony between hellenism and hebraism in the history of human life. This work is to find out the source of the true human self and to develop the best self by right reason and the will of God. More concretely, he would rebuild the broken harmony between intelligence and conduct. Secondly, he has paid attention to the state as the organ of the collective best self and of national right reason. Thirdly, the duty of the state is to teach the true human culture. For him, education is to develop morality in character to realize the general perfection in the true life.
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This article focuses on investigating culture, state, and education in Arnold's book Culture and Anarchy. By culture, firstly, he tries to establish the harmony between hellenism and hebraism in the history of human life. This work is to find out the source of the true human self and to develop the best self by right reason and the will of God. More concretely, he would rebuild the broken harmony between intelligence and conduct. Secondly, he has paid attention to the state as the organ of the collective best self and of national right reason. Thirdly, the duty of the state is to teach the true human culture. For him, education is to develop morality in character to realize the general perfection in the true life.
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- Arnold, Matthew, "Culture and Anarchy" (1990), Cambridge UP
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- Carroll, Joseph, "The Cultural Theory of Matthew Arnold" (1982), U of California P
- Pratt, Linda Ray, "Matthew Arnold Revisited" (2000), Twayne Publishers
- Sherman, Stuart Pratt, "Matthew Arnold, How to Know Him" (2009), the Books-Merrill company
- Williams, Raymond, "Culture and Society 1780-1950" (1950), Penguin Books
