Chautauquan, Vol
The Chautauquan, Vol. 04, December 1883
作者：Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle; Chautauqua Institution; Flood, Theodore L., 1842-1915 [Editor]
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章节目录
共 187 题- THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- Contents
- REQUIRED READING
- FOR THE
- DECEMBER.
- GERMAN HISTORY.
- III.
- THE FRANKS AND MEROVINGIANS.
- CLOVIS, THE FIRST FRANKISH KING.
- CHARACTER OF THE GERMAN CHRISTIANITY AT THIS TIME.
- CHARLES THE GREAT.
- EXTENT OF HIS EMPIRE—HIS CORONATION.
- THE CHARACTER AND ACHIEVEMENTS OF CHARLEMAGNE—HIS PLACE IN HISTORY.
- RESULTS OF HIS WARS AND RULE.
- EXTRACTS FROM GERMAN LITERATURE.
- WALTHER VON DER VOGELWEIDE.
- WALTHER VON DER VOGELWEIDE.
- HANS SACHS.
- MARTIN LUTHER.
- GOTTHOLD EPHRAIM LESSING.
- READINGS IN PHYSICAL SCIENCE.
- III.—RIVERS AND GLACIERS.
- SUNDAY READINGS.
- SELECTED BY THE REV. J. H. VINCENT, D.D.
- FROM THE “CHRISTIAN’S PATTERN.”
- I had rather feel compunction, than know the definition thereof.
- A CHRISTMAS PRAYER.
- POLITICAL ECONOMY.
- III.
- EXCHANGE.
- PROTECTION AND FREE TRADE.
- READINGS IN ART.
- III.—MODERN SCULPTURE.
- SELECTIONS FROM AMERICAN LITERATURE.
- DR. HORACE BUSHNELL.
- DR. NOAH PORTER.
- WASHINGTON IRVING.
- The Style of Mr. Irving is always pleasing.—_Macaulay._
- JAMES KIRKE PAULDING.
- RETURNING.
- EDUCATION OF THE NEGRO POPULATION.
- FACTS ON THE SURFACE.
- OTHER FACTS.
- OVER-NAMING.
- NO SHAM IN THE WORK DONE.
- TRAINING SCHOOLS.
- THE JOHN F. SLATER FUND
- MAN OF LEARNING, TELL ME SOMETHING.
- HIBERNATION.
- ZENOBIA.
- CHARACTER BUILDING.
- THE RECREATIONS OF THE PARIS WORKMAN.
- A RUSSIAN NOVELIST.
- A LAY OF A CRACKED FIDDLE.
- BLUE LAWS.
- CONSTITUTION OF 1638.
- A REMNANT OF SUMMER.
- THE LIFE OF A PLANET.
- DISRAELI’S LONDON.
- TEMPERATURE.
- SKATING AND SKATERS.
- BOOK KNOWLEDGE AND MANNERS.
- UNDER THE AUTUMN SKIES.
- EIGHT CENTURIES WITH WALTER SCOTT.
- III.
- PLANT NUTRITION.
- C. L. S. C. WORK.
- OUTLINE OF C. L. S. C. READINGS.
- DECEMBER, 1883.
- 2. “Biographical Stories,” to chapter iii, page 19.
- 3. “German History” and “German Literature,” in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- 4. Sunday Readings for December 4, in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- 3. Readings on Physical Science and Political Economy, in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- 4. Sunday Readings in THE CHAUTAUQUAN, for December 11.
- 3. “Readings in Art,” in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- 4. Sunday Readings for December 18, in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- 2. “Biographical Stories,” from chapter viii, page 59, to end of book.
- 3. “Selections from American Literature,” in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- 4. Sunday Readings for December 25, in THE CHAUTAUQUAN.
- A REUNION AT MILWAUKEE.
- A C. L. S. C. EXPERIENCE.
- THE C. L. S. C. IN TORONTO.
- SUNBEAMS FROM THE CIRCLE.
- C. L. S. C. class of ’87 sends out the following circular to its members:
- LOCAL CIRCLES.
- 1. Responsive Reading from “Assembly Hymnal.”
- 2. C. L. S. C. Song No. 6, from “Assembly Hymnal.”
- 3. Report of Secretary.
- 5. Paper on “The Advantages of the Study of Grecian History.”
- 6. Instrumental Music.
- 9. Question Box, Questions to be answered at next meeting.
- 10. C. L. S. C. Song No. 19.
- 11. Closing Prayer.
- HATTIE N. YOUNG.
- C. L. S. C. ROUND-TABLE.
- A VOICE: It keeps husbands at home in the evening. [Laughter.]
- DR. VINCENT: Brother Ingham is in the book trade. [Laughter.]
- A VOICE: It makes the bookseller keep good books. [Applause.]
- QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
- ONE HUNDRED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ON “EASY LESSONS IN VEGETABLE BIOLOGY.”
- 17. Q. How are classes formed? A. By the special modification of a type.
- 22. Q. What are peculiarities of races or breeds called? A. Varieties.
- 30. Q. When it becomes solid how is it known? A. As woody tissue.
- 36. Q. How do cells generate? A. By self-multiplication.
- 55. Q. What are the rest termed? A. Vascular plants.
- 58. Q. What are plants of this type of structure called? A. Protophytes.
- POPULAR EDUCATION.
- CHAUTAUQUA LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC CIRCLE.
- 1.—AIM.
- 2.—METHODS.
- 3.—COURSE OF STUDY.
- 4.—ARRANGEMENT OF CLASSES.
- 5.—C. L. S. C. COURSE OF READING, 1883-84.
- I. REQUIRED.
- ADDITIONAL READINGS FOR STUDENTS OF THE CLASS OF 1884.
- II. FOR THE WHITE SEAL.
- III. REQUIRED.—FOR THE WHITE (CRYSTAL) SEAL FOR GRADUATES OF ’82 AND ’83.
- IV. REQUIRED.—FOR ADDITIONAL WHITE SEAL FOR GRADUATES OF ’82 AND ’83.
- Required Readings in THE CHAUTAUQUAN
- Required Readings in THE CHAUTAUQUAN
- Required Readings in THE CHAUTAUQUAN
- Required Readings in THE CHAUTAUQUAN
- Required Readings in THE CHAUTAUQUAN
- Required Readings in THE CHAUTAUQUAN
- Required Readings in THE CHAUTAUQUAN
- Required Readings in THE CHAUTAUQUAN
- Required Readings in THE CHAUTAUQUAN
- 6.—SPECIAL COURSES.
- 7.—THE PREPARATORY COURSE.
- 8.—INITIATION FEE.
- 9.—APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP.
- 1. Give your name in full.
- 2. Your post-office address, with county and State.
- 3. Are you married or single?
- 5. If married, how many children living under the age of sixteen years?[J]
- 6. What is your occupation?
- 7. With what religious denomination are you connected?
- 10.—TIME REQUIRED.
- 11.—MEMORANDA.
- 12.—ATTENDANCE AT CHAUTAUQUA.
- 13.—MISCELLANEOUS.
- 14.—CHAUTAUQUA PERIODICALS.
- 15.—BOOKS OF THE C. L. S. C.
- CHAUTAUQUA NORMAL COURSE.
- LESSON II.—BIBLE SECTION.
- I. The claims of the Bible believer.
- II. The evidences supporting those claims.
- CHAUTAUQUA NORMAL CLASS—S. S. SECTION.
- II. _His duties to his pastor._
- IV. _What are his duties to his Pupils?_
- EDITOR’S OUTLOOK.
- THE C. L. S. C. PLAN.
- MARTIN LUTHER.
- THE TEMPERANCE QUESTION.
- AN EXTRA DAY IN THE CALENDAR.
- EDITOR’S NOTE-BOOK.
- ASTRONOMY OF THE HEAVENS FOR DECEMBER.
- THE SUN.
- THE MOON.
- MERCURY
- VENUS
- MARS
- JUPITER,
- SATURN,
- URANUS
- NEPTUNE,
- C. S. L. C. NOTES ON REQUIRED READINGS FOR DECEMBER.
- EASY LESSONS IN VEGETABLE BIOLOGY.
- BIOGRAPHICAL STORIES.
- GERMAN HISTORY.
- NOTES ON GERMAN LITERATURE.
- READINGS IN ART.
- SELECTIONS FROM AMERICAN LITERATURE.
- BOOKS RECEIVED.
- INTERMEDIATE NORMAL CLASS.
- PRIZE PAPERS.
- DESERVING SPECIAL MENTION.
- ADDITIONAL PAPERS.
- Absolutely Pure.]
- Page 132, “Bagbad” changed to “Bagdad” (The Caliph of Bagdad)
- Page 142, “unparalled” changed to “unparalleled” (unparalleled in beauty)
- Page 143, “Würzburg” changed to “Würtzburg” (in the Würtzburg cathedral)
- Page 145, “Steinhaüser” changed to “Steinhäuser” (Carl Steinhäuser)
- Page 146, “antithises” changed to “antitheses” (and pointed antitheses)
- Page 174, “unicellar” changed to “unicellular” (the unicellular plants)
- Page 182, “pensêe” changed to “pensée” (une pensée sauvage)
- Page 187, “Posidon” changed to “Poseidon” (The Poseidon of the Greeks.)