Jean-Jacques Rousseau: His Thought and Its Relevance Today

ISBN-13: 9780367767747 / Angielski / Twarda / 2021 / 154 str.

C. H. Dobinson

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This book, first published in 1969, analyses Rousseau’s ideas on education, and an examination of how they grew out of his own experiences, with particular reference to the Confessions and Emile. It demonstrates the relevance of Rousseau’s thought to the fundamental issues in contemporary education.

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1. Why the Life History of Jean-Jacques Rousseau is Important  2. Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s Childhood and Education  3. Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s Early Adolescence  4. Later Adolescence and Early Wanderings  5. Jean-Jacques Rousseau and the Other Sex  6. The Life-long Ill-Health of Jean-Jacques Rousseau  7. Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Music  8. Denis Diderot, the Encyclopedia and Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s Vision  9. The Development of the Vision  10. Prelude to Emile: Julie, or the New Héloïse  11. Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s Final Religious Views  12. The Infancy of Émile  13. Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s Educational Ideas for Children Below the Age of Twelve  14. Education in the Junior Secondary School Stage  15. The Period which Jean-Jacques Rousseau Calls Adolescence (1) Religious Education and Becoming ‘Good’  16. The Period which Jean-Jacques Rousseau Calls Adolescence (2) Learning From History  17. Finding Émile a Wife

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C.H. Dobinson