10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TUTORISM»
Discover the use of
tutorism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
tutorism and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The North British Review
Dominant Tutorism leaves Oxford unreformed. 453 This is a matter which
concerns Oxford deeply. Dr. Pusey advocates Tutorism, because it is the
guarantee of no-progress, and leaves the field open to him for preaching
submission to ...
2
The North British Review
These considerations would make us very hopeful, were it not that the Act has
made Tutorism dominant at Oxford, and that the reform of Tutorism is the very
essence of University reform. Tutorism — that is, the monopoly of the public
instruction ...
3
The Knickerbocker: Or, New-York Monthly Magazine
I transcribe it, as it not only reveals the cause of his departure, but gives a slight
Idea of the sad efi'ect of tutorism on the mental sanity of the patient. I am inclined
to doubt whether the undertaking a tutorship is not strong presumptive proof of ...
Charles Fenno Hoffman, Timothy Flint, Lewis Gaylord Clark, 1841
... authors of ' Tutorism,' the exciting story of 'Caleji, the Carbonaro,' and the
desultory essay on 'Physiognomy.' How striking is the picture drawn in the first, of
the inexpressible cheerlessness of a private tutor's lot! The digression upon
noses, ...
5
The Poems and Prose Remains of Arthur Hugh Clough: With a ...
... and indeed you know already that I signed without demur, and have been
working away in the thoroughly terrestrial element of College tutorism, not to
speak of Mendicity Societies and the like. Nevertheless, I still consider the old
scruple to ...
Arthur Hugh Clough, Blanche Smith Clough, 1869
6
The Knickerbocker; Or, New-York Monthly Magazine
I transcnbe it, as it not only reveals the cause of his departure, but gives a shght
idea of the sad effect of tutorism on the mental sanity of the patient. I am inclined
to doubt whether the undertaking a tutorsh1p is not strong presumptive proof of ...
... especially as I had pro tempore (perhaps temper-i sewiens), laid them by
almost completely ; and indeed you know already that I signed without demur,
and have been working away in the thoroughly terrestrial element of College
tutorism, ...
8
Biographical Dictionary of Christian Theologians
... rigorousness (tutorism) of the Jansenists. His own moral system has become
known as equiprobabilism, a middle course between probabilism (the moral
system that held that when there is question solely of the lawfulness or
unlawfulness ...
Patrick W. Carey, Joseph T. Lienhard, 2000
9
Western Philosophy of Education
... strengthening of character, no less than for the invigorating of mental energies,
the system of Ignatius Loyola prescribes an education which is public — public,
as being that of many students together, public as opposed to private tutorism, ...
10
Arthur Hugh Clough: The Growth of a Poet's Mind
He plunged into the "thoroughly terrestrial element of college tutorism . . .
Mendicity Societies and the like" that was to render him the "Apostle of anti-
laissez-faire," and this absorbed him greatly for the next year and a half.
Nevertheless, as he ...
