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<p>SmackBot: Delink dates (WP:MOSUNLINKDATES)</p> <hr /> <div>{{Portal:Education/Selected educator/Layout<br /> |image=Jean-Jacques Rousseau (painted portrait).jpg<br /> |size=<br /> |caption=Jean-Jacques Rousseau<br /> |text='''[[Jean-Jacques Rousseau]]''' (June 28, 1712 &amp;ndash; July 2, 1778) was a [[geneva|Genevan]] [[philosopher]] of the [[The Age of Enlightenment|Enlightenment]] whose political ideas influenced the [[French Revolution]], the development of [[socialism|socialist]] theory, and the growth of [[nationalism]]. <br /> <br /> Rousseau set out his views on education in [[Emile: Or, On Education|Émile]], a semi-fictitious work detailing the growth of a young boy of that name, presided over by Rousseau himself. He brings him up in the countryside, where, he believes, humans are most naturally suited, rather than in a city, where we only learn bad habits, both physical and intellectual. The aim of education, Rousseau says, is to learn how to live, and this is accomplished by following a guardian who can point the way to good living. <br /> |link=Jean-Jacques Rousseau<br /> }}</div>

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<p>SmackBot: Delink dates (WP:MOSUNLINKDATES)</p> <hr /> <div>{{Portal:Education/Selected educator/Layout<br /> |image=Jean-Jacques Rousseau (painted portrait).jpg<br /> |size=<br /> |caption=Jean-Jacques Rousseau<br /> |text='''[[Jean-Jacques Rousseau]]''' (June 28, 1712 &amp;ndash; July 2, 1778) was a [[geneva|Genevan]] [[philosopher]] of the [[The Age of Enlightenment|Enlightenment]] whose political ideas influenced the [[French Revolution]], the development of [[socialism|socialist]] theory, and the growth of [[nationalism]]. <br /> <br /> Rousseau set out his views on education in [[Emile: Or, On Education|Émile]], a semi-fictitious work detailing the growth of a young boy of that name, presided over by Rousseau himself. He brings him up in the countryside, where, he believes, humans are most naturally suited, rather than in a city, where we only learn bad habits, both physical and intellectual. The aim of education, Rousseau says, is to learn how to live, and this is accomplished by following a guardian who can point the way to good living. <br /> |link=Jean-Jacques Rousseau<br /> }}</div>

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