A retelling of Immanuel Kant · 1803

Lectures on Pedagogy

“Kant's lectures on education — known in English also as 'On Education' — argue that the human being is the only creature that must be educated, and can become human only through education. They set out the stages of discipline, culture, civilisation and moralisation; give practical advice on the care and physical training of children, the cultivation of the mind, and the forming of moral character; and ask the central question: how can freedom be cultivated under constraint?”

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Contents3 episodes · ~10 min

  1. 1Introduction: The Human Being Must Be EducatedFree
  2. 2On Physical Education🔒
  3. 3On Practical (Moral) Education🔒