"Emile" by Jean-Jacques Rousseau is a seminal work in the philosophy of education, presenting a radical approach to the upbringing of children. Published in 1762, the book is written as a treatise disguised as a narrative, detailing the hypothetical education of a young boy named Emile. Rousseau’s central idea is that education should align with the natural development of a child, fostering their innate curiosity and allowing them to learn through experience rather than imposed instruction. The work is divided into five books, each focusing on different stages of life, from infancy to adulthood. Rousseau emphasizes the importance of freedom, individualized learning, and moral development, advocating for a harmonious balance between nature, reason, and emotion.
| Persian Title | کتاب امیل اثر ژان ژاک روسو |
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| ISBN | 9789646205208 |
| Page Count | 408 |
| Genre | Philosophy, education |
| Writing Style & Theme | Philosophical, persuasive, and foundational |
| Weight | 550 g |
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| Condition | New |
| Product Type | Educational Philosophy |
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| Genre | Philosophy |
| Format | Paperback |
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