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Fenelon on Education H. C. Barnard

Fenelon on Education By H. C. Barnard

Fenelon on Education by H. C. Barnard


Summary

This book gives a biography and character sketch of Fenelon, author of Telemaque and royal tutor, and examines his educational theories.

Fenelon on Education Summary

Fenelon on Education by H. C. Barnard

The learned, pious and gentle Archbishop Fenelon (1651-1715), author of Telemaque and royal tutor, was one of the great European educationists and especially important for his writings on the education of girls; but his work is little known to students of the history and theory of education because suitable translations of the main texts have been lacking. Professor Barnard now makes them available in English, with a substantial introduction and notes. The introduction gives a biography and character sketch of Fenelon, against the religious, political and educational background of his times; a second section analyses Fenelon's educational theories.

Table of Contents

1. Introduction; 2. The education of girls; 3. Advice to a lady of quality concerning the education of her daughter; 4. Antiope - Fenelon's ideal of womanhood (from Telemaque); 5. Memorandum on the education of the Duc de Bourgogne and his brothers; 6. Programmes on studies for the Duc de Bourgogne for the years 1695 and 1696 (letters to the Abbe Fleury); 7. Examination of conscience on the duties of royalty; 8. Popular education (from Telemaque); Notes; Chronological table; Index.

Additional information

NLS9780521109703
9780521109703
0521109701
Fenelon on Education by H. C. Barnard
New
Paperback
Cambridge University Press
2009-04-30
204
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