The Punishment of Children

Exploring the complexities of child discipline, this work delves into the moral and psychological implications of punishment. Felix Adler argues for a more compassionate approach, emphasizing understanding children's behavior rather than resorting to punitive measures. The text reflects on the societal responsibilities in guiding youth, advocating for education and empathy as tools for effective upbringing. Adler's insights challenge conventional views, making a case for reform in how society approaches the punishment and moral development of children.