Women and the Shaping of the Nation's Young
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Women and the Shaping of the Nation's Young
Education and Public Doctrine in Britain 1750-1850
Hilton, Mary
Taylor & Francis Ltd
04/2007
296
Dura
Inglês
9780754657903
15 a 20 dias
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Contents: Introduction. Part I The Young Citizen: Issues of Enlightenment, Gender, and Virtue: Manners, patrimony, gender: education in mid 18th-century England; 'Wiser and better': constructing a rational piety for girls; 'Partizans of liberty and necessity': forming the enlightened citizen; 'An honourable distinction': enriching the familial culture of rational dissent; 'Nature's coyest secrets': enlarging the sphere of ideas. Part II Vice and Misery: Educating the Young in the Counter Enlightenment: 'The paths of religion and virtue': reaching and teaching the children of the poor; Schemes of salvation: instructing the young in piety and economy. Part III Childhood Contested: Social and Educational Reform in the Mid 19th Century: 'One human family': rescuing the children of the 'dangerous and perishing classes'; 'The elevation of child nature': planting the English kindergarten. Conclusion: the long conversation; Bibliography; Index.
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Young Men;William King;anna;George III;laetitia;Hester Mulso Chapone;barbauld;Mary Wollstonecraft;sarah;Mme De Genlis;trimmer;Juvenile Delinquents;catharine;Large Family;macaulay;Anna Laetitia Barbauld;hester;Hester Mulso;chapone;Catharine Cappe;mary;Rational Piety;Britain;Sarah Trimmer;public doctrines;Bluestocking Women;women educationalists;Civil Society;young citizenship;Oil On Canvas;women's educational works;Early Sense Impressions;Mary Carpenter;Public Doctrine;Sarah Fielding;Warrington Academy;Itinerant Teacher;Rational Dissent;Catherine Talbot;Lady Charlotte Guest
Contents: Introduction. Part I The Young Citizen: Issues of Enlightenment, Gender, and Virtue: Manners, patrimony, gender: education in mid 18th-century England; 'Wiser and better': constructing a rational piety for girls; 'Partizans of liberty and necessity': forming the enlightened citizen; 'An honourable distinction': enriching the familial culture of rational dissent; 'Nature's coyest secrets': enlarging the sphere of ideas. Part II Vice and Misery: Educating the Young in the Counter Enlightenment: 'The paths of religion and virtue': reaching and teaching the children of the poor; Schemes of salvation: instructing the young in piety and economy. Part III Childhood Contested: Social and Educational Reform in the Mid 19th Century: 'One human family': rescuing the children of the 'dangerous and perishing classes'; 'The elevation of child nature': planting the English kindergarten. Conclusion: the long conversation; Bibliography; Index.
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Young Men;William King;anna;George III;laetitia;Hester Mulso Chapone;barbauld;Mary Wollstonecraft;sarah;Mme De Genlis;trimmer;Juvenile Delinquents;catharine;Large Family;macaulay;Anna Laetitia Barbauld;hester;Hester Mulso;chapone;Catharine Cappe;mary;Rational Piety;Britain;Sarah Trimmer;public doctrines;Bluestocking Women;women educationalists;Civil Society;young citizenship;Oil On Canvas;women's educational works;Early Sense Impressions;Mary Carpenter;Public Doctrine;Sarah Fielding;Warrington Academy;Itinerant Teacher;Rational Dissent;Catherine Talbot;Lady Charlotte Guest
