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In
“The Pleasure of Learning” ,the author does a good job describing what adult
educators in the 1980’s and 1990’s call “lifelong learning”. There is an
extensive literature on this subject, which includes many facets. Formal
schooling is only one such facet, often the least successful
one.
Hight presents a convincing
and effective rgument for his view that of all human activities which can
be pursued at the individual level, learning is the most gratifying and
fulfilling. Because learning can expand our experience, horizons and productivity,it
is cumulative. Because the body decays, learning is the only human pleasure
that is lasting; it remains with us for a lifetime. |
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