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Cover for Inaugural address delivered to the University of St. Andrews, Feb. 1st 1867: Championing Education: A Timeless Discourse on Knowledge and Autonomy

Inaugural address delivered to the University of St. Andrews, Feb. 1st 1867: Championing Education: A Timeless Discourse on Knowledge and Autonomy

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In his Inaugural Address delivered to the University of St. Andrews on February 1, 1867, John Stuart Mill presents a profound reflection on the goals of higher education and the responsibilities of the intellectual community. Mill articulates the need for universities to cultivate not only knowledge but also critical thinking, character, and moral development within their students. His eloquent literary style blends philosophical rigor with accessible language, situated within the broader Victorian context of burgeoning intellectual and social reform. The address serves as a clarion call for the importance of education as a means to elevate society and address pressing social issues of the time. John Stuart Mill was an eminent philosopher and political economist whose works laid the foundations for modern liberal thought. Influenced by his father, James Mill, and the broader 19th-century debates on empiricism and utilitarianism, Mill experienced the transformative power of education early in life. His unique experiences, including his advocacy for women's rights and social justice, informed his ideals presented in this address, emphasizing the need for an educational system that fosters individual empowerment. Mill's Inaugural Address is a must-read for scholars, educators, and anyone interested in the intersections between philosophy, education, and society. It challenges contemporary readers to reconsider their views on the purpose of education and encourages an active engagement with the evolving moral and ethical dilemmas facing humanity. This text is a timeless reflection on the role of academia in shaping both the mind and spirit of individuals.

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Ebook: 8 dicembre 2020

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