Jean-Jacques Rousseau
(28 Jun 1712 - 2 Jul 1778)

Swiss philosopher and writer.

Science Quotes by Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1)

The issue is not to teach [a child] the sciences, but to give him the taste for loving them.
— Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Émile, or, On Education, new translation by Alan Bloom (1979), 172.
See also:  |  Child (39)  |  Education (118)  |  Love (29)  |  Science (444)  |  Taste (5)  |  Teach (10)


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