Rousseau created a utopian model of one to one instruction and tutelage through the boy's youth. As in many his other work, this one assumed human beings were essentially good, and only the distorting influences of society corrupted them. He brought Émile far away from cities to get rid of the badness of society, and he taught Émile natural courses - purely from Émile's personal experience instead of told facts; so that knowledge was acquired through the youth's innate curiosity, not the statements of others. ... All he wrote in Émile may be to justi...

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It will help people with fewer prospects to become educated so that they can contribute more to society. ... The problems arise in the application of this Utopian program. ... If that is too much to handle we can always try what Florida and Texas have implemented. ... In Florida, they have what is called the Talented 20 where the top 20% of the graduate class are eligible for any state school. ... Over the years, our society has evolved from openly racist to discretely racist. ...

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The election system of the Utopian States contains a series of elections. ... This government station allows candidates to display information about themselves and what they plan to do in office if they become elected. ... They are extremely educated and can therefore determine what is good for the community and what is not. ... This encourages a healthy society. ... Families gather regularly to inform one another about what is going on in their lives. ...

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