The Punishment of Children

Exploring the complexities of child discipline, this work by Felix Adler delves into the moral and psychological implications of punishing children. Adler argues for a more compassionate and understanding approach to child-rearing, emphasizing the importance of education and moral development over punitive measures. He critiques traditional methods and advocates for reform in how society views and treats children, aiming to foster their growth and well-being through positive reinforcement rather than fear.