L'Ã(c)volution De L'Ã(c)ducation Dans Les Diverses Races Humaines

L'Évolution De L'Éducation Dans Les Diverses Races Humaines, by Charles Jean Marie Letourneau, offers a historical exploration into the development of education across various human races. Originally published in 1898, this work delves into comparative analyses of educational practices, examining the cultural and societal contexts that shape learning and knowledge transmission. Letourneau's study provides insights into the anthropological aspects of education, highlighting both the commonalities and distinctions in how different races have approached intellectual and moral development. This book remains a valuable resource for understanding the historical roots of educational thought and the diverse influences that have shaped educational systems worldwide.
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