Prof. Robertson said that he would like to say a few words on game of the other subjects that he had dealt with briefly at his last Hocture. There was that very im-Portant; and yot most neglected, Subject of psychology. With H. Wells, he felt that the problems of nature were important but that compared with those of human nature they were insignificant, One could mot help noticing how tremendously they had grown in the study of nature and how little in that of human nature. Pro? Robertson then gave in detail the very interesting research work ear-ried out by the University of California in their study of white ats, how the effects of environment The story id heredity shown by the experiments helped in the study of human psychology, and the important experiments which were being carried out in the heart of Africa with apes.
Speaking of "Nursery Education", Prof, Robertson advised his hearers to read Bertrand: Russell's book, "Education for Good Life Although he did not agree with all tthe opinions expressed in that book, it had been a wonderful inspiration to him and had made him do the hardest thinking: he had done for 30 yours,
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