Quote by Friedrich Schiller

Freedom can occur only through education.

Freedom can occur only through education.

Summary

This quote emphasizes the essential role of education in achieving freedom. It suggests that true liberation from constraints or oppressions can only be attained by obtaining knowledge and understanding. Education empowers individuals by providing them with critical thinking skills, expanding their horizons, and enabling them to question existing systems and norms. By unfolding one's potential and fostering independent thought, education becomes the catalyst for personal and societal progress, leading to greater freedom and autonomy.

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By Friedrich Schiller

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