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In "Every Man His Own University", Russell Conwell presents a compelling thesis on self-education and the transformative power of knowledge. Written in an accessible and motivational style, the work draws upon Conwell's extensive experience as a scholar and educator. The book advocates for a pragmatic approach to learning, encouraging readers to cultivate their intellectual potential through initiative and self-discipline. Set against the backdrop of the early 20th century, an era marked by rapid industrial and social change, Conwell's text resonates with the era's burgeoning emphasis on personal development and self-reliance. Russell Conwell, a prominent orator and philanthropist, founded Temple University and had a profound belief in the importance of education for all individuals. His diverse background as a minister, journalist, and lecturer provided him with the unique insight that inspired this work. Conwell traveled extensively, delivering his famous lecture, "Acres of Diamonds," which shaped his views on education as a tool for personal growth and societal advancement, ideals deeply embedded in this book. "Every Man His Own University" is an essential read for anyone eager to embrace lifelong learning and realize the potential within themselves. Conwell's illuminating arguments and practical guidance serve as a powerful reminder that education is not confined to traditional classrooms, but can be pursued by anyone willing to take on the creative challenge of self-discovery.
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In 'Every Man His Own University', Russell Conwell presents a compelling thesis on self-education and the transformative power of knowledge. Written in an accessible and motivational style, the work draws upon Conwell's extensive experience as a scholar and educator. The book advocates for a pragmatic approach to learning, encouraging readers to cultivate their intellectual potential through initiative and self-discipline. Set against the backdrop of the early 20th century, an era marked by rapid industrial and social change, Conwell's text resonates with the era's burgeoning emphasis on personal development and self-reliance. Russell Conwell, a prominent orator and philanthropist, founded Temple University and had a profound belief in the importance of education for all individuals. His diverse background as a minister, journalist, and lecturer provided him with the unique insight that inspired this work. Conwell traveled extensively, delivering his famous lecture, 'Acres of Diamonds,' which shaped his views on education as a tool for personal growth and societal advancement, ideals deeply embedded in this book. 'Every Man His Own University' is an essential read for anyone eager to embrace lifelong learning and realize the potential within themselves. Conwell's illuminating arguments and practical guidance serve as a powerful reminder that education is not confined to traditional classrooms, but can be pursued by anyone willing to take on the creative challenge of self-discovery. N° de réf. du vendeur 9788028338053
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