Quote by Bernhard Schlink

Philosophy has forgotten about children

Philosophy has forgotten about children

Summary

This quote suggests that the field of philosophy has neglected the study and understanding of children. It implies that philosophical theories and concepts may be incomplete or insufficient when it comes to addressing the unique perspectives, experiences, and development of children. By overlooking the significance of children in philosophical inquiry, this quote might be signaling a need for a broader engagement with childhood and a deeper consideration of its philosophical implications.

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By Bernhard Schlink

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