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“Variety of mere nothings gives more pleasure than uniformity of something.”

Quote by Jean Paul

Book:Levana; or, The doctrine of education, tr. [by A.H.]. Preceded by a short biogr. of the author [condensed from that of E. Förster] and his autobiography, a fragment

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Levana; or, The doctrine of education, tr. [by A.H.]. Preceded by a short biogr. of the author [condensed from that of E. Förster] and his autobiography, a fragment

The book 'Levana; or, The doctrine of education' is a translated text focusing on educational theory and practice. It includes a condensed biography of the author, A.H., which is based on the original biography by E. Förster. Additionally, the book features a fragment of the author's autobiography, providing insight into his personal experiences and perspectives on education. more

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Jean Paul, born Johann Paul Friedrich Richter, was a prominent German writer of the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Known for his unique style and profound philosophical insights, his works have had a significant impact on literature. more

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