The Century of the Child

Exploring the evolution of childhood and education, this work delves into the impact of societal changes on children in the 20th century. Ellen Key advocates for the importance of nurturing and understanding children's needs, emphasizing their role in shaping the future. The book critiques traditional educational practices and highlights the necessity for reform to foster creativity and individuality in young people. Key's insights remain relevant, addressing the balance between societal expectations and the intrinsic value of childhood.