A Dominie in Doubt, published in 1920 by Alexander Sutherland Neill, is a novel that delves into the philosophy of education through the reflections of a Scottish schoolmaster. The protagonist, a dominie, engages in conversations that challenge traditional teaching methods, emphasizing the importance of student interest over strict discipline. Neill's work offers a critical and humorous perspective on educational authority, contributing to the discourse on progressive educational philosophies and the psychology of learning.
