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portada Little Men: Plumfield School, Jo Bhaer, and the Moral Education of Orphan Boys in a Classic March Family Sequel (en Inglés)
Formato
Libro Físico
Editorial
Idioma
Inglés
Encuadernación
Tapa Blanda
Dimensiones
22.9x15.2x1.7 cm
ISBN13
9788028358495

Little Men: Plumfield School, Jo Bhaer, and the Moral Education of Orphan Boys in a Classic March Family Sequel (en Inglés)

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In Little Men (1871), Louisa May Alcott returns to the moral universe of Little Women by following Jo March Bhaer and her husband at Plumfield, the experimental school where orphaned, unruly, and imaginative boys are educated through affection, discipline, labor, and play. Blending domestic realism with sentimental fiction and didactic children's literature, the novel transforms everyday incidents-quarrels, illnesses, lessons, games-into studies of character formation. Its episodic structure reflects nineteenth-century ideals of moral education while retaining Alcott's lively dialogue, humor, and sympathy for youthful independence. Alcott drew deeply on her own unconventional upbringing and reformist surroundings. Daughter of transcendentalist educator Bronson Alcott, she knew both the promise and impracticality of progressive pedagogy, and she repeatedly tested such ideals in fiction. Her experience supporting her family through authorship, nursing during the Civil War, and observing children with unsentimental clarity gave Little Men its mixture of warmth and realism. Jo's school is not merely fantasy; it is Alcott's measured tribute to education rooted in conscience and compassion. Readers interested in classic children's literature, educational thought, or the continuing story of Jo March will find Little Men rewarding. It is best read as a humane, intelligent meditation on how children become moral persons.

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