In "On the Limits of Man's Intellect", Moses Maimonides proposes several valid theories on education. ... Another theory Maimonides explains through age is a person's gradual learning process. ... Maimonides shows this to be true also with the study of languages. One is not able to become fluent in a foreign language without the proper classes and experience. ... Though this was a pertinent point to the limits of education in Maimonides' lifetime, the theory is not reasonable in today's culture. ...

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In Marxist Theory there is a concept called Social Capital. ... It was during this time of travel that Gulliver, "spent in reading the best Authors ancient and modern, being always provided with a good number of Books; and when I was ashore, in observing the Manners and the positions of the People, as well as learning their Language (16). Gulliver is learning new languages, which helps him in his travels. ...

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In Marxist language, the superstructure is always determined by the infrastructure, people's thoughts and behaviors are always determined by their social environments. This then sees up Marx's theory of human history. ...

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