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ethical culture schools
Definition
- The Ethical Culture School is a historical curriculum model based on the work of its seminal influence, Felix Adler, and is an organic alternative for education in the United States as a Sunday school program of study, a private school option at Fieldston Ethical Culture School in New York, and as a charter school option in New Jersey. Adler, graduate of Columbia College with a doctorate from the University of Heidelberg, merged Kantian idealism with elements of U.S. Transcendentalism to develop a theophilosophic statement that he promoted by founding the Society for Ethical Culture in 1876. [Source: Encyclopedia of Curriculum Studies; Ethical Culture Schools]
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http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/N9J-ZDCMW6BC-C
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