Treatise on Parents and Children
1910
Treatise on Parents and Children
1910
Treatise on Parents and Children, published in 1910 by Bernard Shaw, is a philosophical exploration of the parent-child relationship. Shaw critiques societal norms surrounding childhood, advocating for children's rights and autonomy. He argues against the traditional view of childhood as merely a preparatory phase for adulthood, emphasizing the need to recognize children's individual needs and aspirations. This work challenges the ways children are shaped by parental expectations and societal pressures, urging a reevaluation of how they are raised and treated.

















