At the present stage of civilisation one of the most imminent perils is that of going against nature’s law in the education of the child, to suffocate...

Thus the earliest traces of man's life on earth are not his homes or houses, bones or remains, but the implements of his work. It may be said that man...

Education should therefore include the two forms of work, manual and intellectual, for the same person, and thus make it understood by practical...

It is thanks to the hand, the companion of the mind, that civilization has arisen.

Inner forces affect his choice, and if someone usurps the function of this guide, the child is prevented from developing either his will or his...

Man has abandoned the natural path of life for the fatal way of civilisation...The child is entirely in the care of the adults, and they, unless...