Die Frommigkeit des Kindes
by Gerhard Bohne and edited by Sylvia E. Kleeberg-Hornlein and Michael Wermke
Paperback (Published)
(June 2017)
ISBN: 9783374051250
4.72 x 7.44 inches
Price: $41.00
On back order
The theologian and pedagogue Gerhard Bohne (1895-1977) wrote in the 1950s a study titled ‘The Piety of the Child’, in which he investigates how a child becomes pious and how piety evolves during childhood. Now this study is published for the first time as a critical edition and will become an important resource for historical educational research and provides an insight into the evolve of religious pedagogy/education of the 1950s.
The theologian and pedagogue Gerhard Bohne (1895-1977) wrote in the 1950s a study titled ‘The Piety of the Child’, in which he investigates how a child becomes pious and how piety evolves during childhood. Now this study is published for the first time as a critical edition and will become an important resource for historical educational research and provides an insight into the evolve of religious pedagogy/education of the 1950s.
- By (author) Gerhard Bohne
- Edited by Sylvia E Kleeberg-Hornlein
- Edited by Michael Wermke
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