Jean-Jacques Rousseau Quotes

Education Is Either From Nature, From Man Or From Things. The Developing Of Our Faculties And Organs Is The Education Of Nature; That Of Man Is The Application We Learn To Make Of This Very Developing; And That Of Things Is The Experience We Acquire In Regard To The Different Objects By Which We Are Affected. All That We Have Not At Our Birth, And That We Stand In Need Of At The Years Of Maturity, Is The Gift Of Education.

Related Authors

• Alexandria Sure
• Chris Tomlinson
• James Rickards
• Jana Zinser
• Marcelo Garcia
• Michael Parfit
• Natasha West
• Norodom Sihamoni
• Rhonda M. Roorda
• Sharon Joss
• Taylor Evans
• Tish Thawer

Related Topics

• Quotes About Taking Risks In Life

  Active people make lots of mistakes, and wise ones grow from them (Hebrews 5:14). They try something, experience a limit, and adapt. They experience the depth of God's forgiveness because — Henry Cloud

• Quotes About Being Left Alone By Friends

  Being left at the altar was not for sissies. Aside from the humiliation and hurt, there were actual logistics to worry about. Odds were if a guy was willing to — Susan Mallery

• Quotes About My Sister That Died

  What was it like when your mother passed away?" I asked Mimi. "I was twenty-eight years old. I had just given birth to John when I found out Mother had — Terry Tempest Williams

• Better To Be Alone Love Quotes

  Brooks stuck his hands in his pockets and examined his shoes. It would be nice to be known fully and still loved, but what if it was one or the — Mary Jane Hathaway

• Engines Of War Quotes

  Laying aside also all considerations of works and engines of war, the invention of which has long since reached its limit, and for the improvement of which I see no — Frontinus