Child At Home: The Principles Of Filial Duty, Familiarly Illustrated
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Format
ePUB
Kopierschutz
Ja
Family Sharing
Ja
Text-to-Speech
Ja
Erscheinungsdatum
04.01.2026
Herausgeber
John S. C. AbbottVerlag
Double9 BooksSeitenzahl
88 (Printausgabe)
Dateigröße
276 KB
Sprache
Englisch
EAN
9788167172594
The child at home: the principles of filial duty, familiarly illustrated is an early 19th century moral instruction book that teaches children obedience, gratitude, and proper conduct within the family. It is important for its clear moral messaging and its reflection of Victorian-era ideals about discipline and family responsibility.
The book presents a series of lessons designed to shape children's behaviour by emphasizing filial duty and respect for parents. Abbott argues that obedience and gratitude are essential for personal happiness and moral development. The opening sections establish a serious tone by illustrating the consequences of disobedience through emotional family stories. One example describes a mother's suffering after her daughter's gradual decline from minor acts of ingratitude into serious wrongdoing, ultimately leading to imprisonment. This contrast between innocence and moral downfall is used to reinforce the importance of early guidance and self-control. The narrative consistently links personal behaviour with broader family well-being, suggesting that children's actions directly affect their parents' emotional lives.
The work stands as a representative example of didactic children's literature, focusing on moral education, discipline, and family ethics in the 19th century.
The book presents a series of lessons designed to shape children's behaviour by emphasizing filial duty and respect for parents. Abbott argues that obedience and gratitude are essential for personal happiness and moral development. The opening sections establish a serious tone by illustrating the consequences of disobedience through emotional family stories. One example describes a mother's suffering after her daughter's gradual decline from minor acts of ingratitude into serious wrongdoing, ultimately leading to imprisonment. This contrast between innocence and moral downfall is used to reinforce the importance of early guidance and self-control. The narrative consistently links personal behaviour with broader family well-being, suggesting that children's actions directly affect their parents' emotional lives.
The work stands as a representative example of didactic children's literature, focusing on moral education, discipline, and family ethics in the 19th century.
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