The most important thing for the healthy and natural development of children at this age is that they learn to use their physical powers, especially the sense organs. The first book of Émile describes the period from birth to learning to speak. Rousseau’s aim throughout Émile is to show how a natural education, unlike the artificial and formal education of society, enables Émile to become social, moral, and rational while remaining true to his original nature. Although Rousseau described Émile ou, de l’education (1762 Émile or, On Education) as a treatise on education, it is not specifically about schooling but about the upbringing of a rich man’s son, Émile, by a tutor who is given unlimited authority over him. Émile, in full Émile or, On Education, work on the philosophy of education by the Swiss-born French philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712–78), written in a form that combined a novel with a didactic essay.
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