On Education by Immanuel Kant
A concise philosophical treatment of how upbringing should shape human capacities and character: education must cultivate natural talents, train bodily and mental faculties, impose discipline while promoting autonomy, and gradually form moral reasoning and will so individuals become responsible, free members of society; it argues for a balanced role for parents, teachers, and the state in guiding development, stressing the need to harmonize constraint and freedom to produce virtuous, socially useful citizens.
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- 1803
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- On Pedagogy
- Über Pädagogik
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