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RATKE (RATCHIUS), WOLFGANG (1571-1635) , See also: German educationist, was See also: born at Wilster, Holstein, on the 18th of See also: October 1571, and educated at the university of See also: Rostock
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His See also: system of See also: education was based upon See also: Bacon's philosophy, the principle being that of " proceeding from things to names,"
See also: RATON
from the particular to the general, and from the See also: mother See also: tongue to See also: foreign See also: languages
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In 1618 he opened See also: schools at Augsburg and elsewhere, but at KSthen difficulties with the See also: clergy led to his imprisonment for eight months, and after starting another school at See also: Magdeburg in 162o which failed, he became a wanderer and died at See also: Erfurt on the 27th of See also: April 1635
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His ideas were far in advance of his See also: time, but he lacked executive ability
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