Dialogues on the Passions, Habits, and Affections Peculiar to Children: Wherein the Infant State of the Soul Is Fully Displayed, the First Dawnings of
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"Dialogues On The Passions, Habits, And Affections Peculiar To Children" by James Forrester offers a fascinating glimpse into the understanding of child psychology during its time. This volume explores the unique emotional landscape of children, providing insight into the development of passions, habits, and affections that shape their early lives. The book meticulously displays the infant state of the soul, clearly pointing out the first signs of vice and providing practical guidance for parents and educators.
Forrester's work aims to assist in checking the growth of negative tendencies, offering a unique perspective on early childhood education and moral development. This text remains valuable for those interested in the history of child psychology and parenting practices.
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