Education and Social Order

Education and Social Order Book Description

Should education aim to create a good individual or a good citizen? Should it be content with removing the obstacles to the natural development of the child and should it take the freedom of the individual as a basis, or should it impose moral norms and knowledge on him? What balance should be established between formal education and the family and social environment? In summary, what should be the role of education in building a good society?
In this book, Bertrand Russell discusses many basic issues in education such as discipline, heredity, talent, class distinction, competition, patriotism, bureaucracy, religion, economy and sexuality. These essays, which bring together Russell's rich views that form the basis of a libertarian educational paradigm, address the indispensable problematic of every period: "What kind of education, for what?" sheds light on the question.

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2nd Dough

Size: 12 x 18

First Printing Year: 2017

Number of Printings: 1st Printing