Emancipation through Faithfulness to Perfection Woman in F. W. Foerster’s Pedagogy

Abstract

Emancipation, or else freeing from the conditions of the present world (for such is the understanding of the concept that I assume) according to Foerster’s proposals, takes place through the woman’s faithful persistence with ideals, traditions and customs protecting her good. This emancipation is carried out through her persistence with the highest values. This does not mean "compromise" with laziness, lack of responsibility, and egoism. It means, however, faithfulness to that which is perfect and which constitutes an authentic good.