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Mentioned in 7 episodes

Emile

Book • 1966

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Mentioned by

Steve Sem-Sandberg

Philip Pilkington

Mentioned in 7 episodes

Mentioned by

Leon Kass

as containing his greatest contributions to psychology and social psychology.

Leon Kass on the Wisdom of Rousseau

Mentioned by

Rudyard Lynch

to exemplify Rousseau's sexist views, stating women shouldn't be taught to read.

Explaining the Enlightenment

Mentioned by

Ellie Anderson

as the author of 'The Emile' who thought that travel was essential for education.

Mentioned as a book by Rousseau, some parts of which sound like a good homeschooling family.

Can Education Save Civilization? with Dr. Louis Markos

Mentioned by

Ian Leslie

when discussing his views on education.

Ian Leslie on Curiosity

Mentioned by Greg LeBlanc when comparing its readership to Rousseau's 'Social Contract'.

619. Fatherhood, Power, and History: Unpacking the Male Role in Society with Augustine Sedgewick

Mentioned by

Philip Pilkington

in relation to his views on the family and the state's role in child-rearing.

The Collapse of Global Liberalism

Mentioned by

Steve Sem-Sandberg

as the subject of his book, "Oceanen."

På flykt med Rousseau – med Steve Sem-Sandberg

Mentioned by

Fiona Sampson

, she sees that Mary was reading the letters in it during 1816.

776 Mary Shelley in Bath (with Fiona Sampson) | My Last Book with D.G. Hampton

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