Some Thoughts Concerning Education · Character
Paradise
Biblical paradise used as a metaphor for ideal education.
minor
Also known as Paradise
First appearance: some thoughts concerning education
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With Children (psychological): Children are associated with paradise as an ideal state of innocence or a reward for proper education. With Children (psychological): Children are associated with paradise as an ideal…
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- Classical and Scholarly Authorities
- Protagonist
- Educational Subjects and Examples
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psychological · positive
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