The Unripe Mind

If you want to learn something new, study something old! Robinson’s centuries-old thoughts are advanced even in today’s world and help us understand our own minds by providing historical insights into the way we think. It prepares a good foundation for the development of our minds, which is the ultimate foundation for all real success and happiness. "Robinson's Mind in the Making will be a good starting point for understanding your own mind." Napoleon Hill James Harvey Robinson (June 29, 1863 - February 16, 1936) was born in Boolmington, Illinois, an American historian and philosopher. He taught history at the University of Pennsylvania and then at Columbia University. After resigning in May 1919 over disputes over academic leave, he became one of the founders of the New School for Social Research and was honored to become its first principal. A man who really preceded his age. His writings and teachings highlighted the development of mankind and "new history." He was a decisive player and had an important influence in the study and teaching of history. As a novice-minded teacher, he emphasized the principles of metaphysics and other modern sciences. His work is not only pioneering, but also a genius.