The Century of the Child

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Exploring the evolution of childhood and education, this work delves into societal changes and their impact on children in the early 20th century. Ellen Key advocates for a new understanding of childhood, emphasizing the importance of nurturing and protecting children to foster their development. The book discusses the role of education, the influence of culture, and the need for reform in how society views and treats the younger generation. Key's insights remain relevant, prompting reflection on contemporary approaches to childhood and education.