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Die Abendstunde eines Linsiedlers
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Die Abendstunde eines Linsiedlers

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  • Pestalozzi, Johann Heinrich
    Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi

    Die Abendstunde eines Linsiedlers (1780; ā€œThe Evening Hour of a Hermitā€) outlines his fundamental theory that education must be ā€œaccording to natureā€ and that security in the home is the foundation of man’s happiness. His novel Lienhard und Gertrud (1781–87; Leonard and Gertrude, 1801), written…

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    Die Abendstunde eines Linsiedlers (1780; ā€œThe Evening Hour of a Hermitā€) outlines his fundamental theory that education must be ā€œaccording to natureā€ and that security in the home is the foundation of man’s happiness. His novel Lienhard und Gertrud (1781–87; Leonard and Gertrude, 1801), written…

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