Quote by Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

Education is the art of making man ethical.

Education is the art of making man ethical.

Summary

This quote suggests that education has the power to shape individuals into ethical beings. It highlights the idea that education goes beyond simply imparting knowledge and skills; it is also concerned with instilling moral and ethical values in individuals. By receiving a comprehensive education that includes teachings on morality and ethics, individuals can become more aware of their responsibilities towards society, develop a sense of empathy and fairness, and make informed and ethical decisions in various aspects of their lives. Ultimately, education plays a crucial role in shaping individuals into ethical and responsible members of society.

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By Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

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