Rousseauist
- adjective
- /ruːˈzoʊɪst/
- Formal
- Her Rousseauist views shaped the curriculum to focus on freedom and self-expression.
Examples
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The Rousseauist approach to teaching promotes exploration and self-discovery in students.
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Many critics described the movement as Rousseauist in its emphasis on returning to nature.
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The school's Rousseauist philosophy encourages children to learn through natural experiences.
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The Rousseauist perspective emphasizes natural education.
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Many Rousseauist theories advocate for child-centered learning.
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The school's Rousseauist philosophy encourages children to learn through natural experiences.
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Her Rousseauist views emphasized the importance of individual freedom in education.
Synonyms
Connected to the ideas of the French thinker Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Like the ideas of Jean-Jacques Rousseau that people are naturally good and society can harm them
Being like Jean-Jacques Rousseau in valuing nature and personal freedom
How Rousseau-like
- Formal
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Rousseauist comes from the name Rousseau, the thinker Jean-Jacques Rousseau, plus the ending -ist, the same ending in words like artist and pianist that means 'connected with' or 'in the style of'. So a Rousseauist idea is one that follows Rousseau's emphasis on nature, freedom, and learning by experience.