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Froebel as a pioneer in modern psychology

Note 18 — Chapter III · Will and its Early Manifestations

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Froebel is comparing the child with other young animals, and somewhat scornfully refers to those who, “notwithstanding the early manifestation of the instinct to employ himself,” regard the human infant as inferior to the young of other animals.

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