"Le Scienze Naturali E Gli Studi Classici Nelle Scuole Secondarie In Italia" presents Luigi Bombicci's conference delivered on May 29, 1889, at the Royal University of Bologna. This work explores the integration and importance of natural sciences and classical studies within the Italian secondary education system of the late 19th century. Bombicci's discourse provides valuable insights into the pedagogical approaches, curriculum development, and academic priorities of the era. It offers a historical perspective on the evolving role of scientific and humanistic disciplines in shaping the intellectual landscape of young students. This text is essential for historians of education, scholars of Italian studies, and anyone interested in the development of educational practices and the relationship between science and the humanities.
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