One thinker with this last name espoused his motto in the publication Creed and Deed.
One thinker with this last name espoused his motto in the publication Creed and Deed. That man founded the Society for Ethical Culture movement in New York City, where he set up the first free kindergarten. Oddly, that Jewish doctor shares his name with the so-called "King of Clowns" who headed Ringling Brother's circus starting in the 1920s. Another man with this last name wrote that freedom exists in three types – self realization, self perfection, and self-determination – in his book The Idea of Freedom. He also established the Paideia Proposal which suggests that children acquire three different types of knowledge, the last of which is the acquisition of values, which must be taught by the Socratic method. That man also wrote How To Think About God and was the founder of the Great Books movement. FTP, give the last name shared by Felix, Mortimer, and a certain psychologist who coined the idea of the inferiority complex.
One thinker with this last name espoused his motto in the publication Creed and Deed.
{Adler} (Felix {Adler}, Mortimer {Adler}, {Alfred Adler})