The Essential Montessori, E. Hainstock.

Specific quotes about B. M…ini and A. H…ler and pre ww2 happenings around Montessori schools. Quoted: ‘secretive groups’ off Montessori ed, good chapter on its integration into the US revealing prevailing thoughts on education at the time.

An Historical Account of the Discovery and Education of a Savage Man…. Itard.

Free online. The child later known as Victor, The Savage of Aveyron. His case was compared against another case of two sisters wild-ed together, the surviving child who had accidentally killed her sister, became known as Madamoiselle Leblanc. Matrix source code! His frustration in teaching the boy forced him to start from scratch and he studied his student methodologically, while himself studying methodology. He breaks down some points on what his conclusions say about Humans.

The Discovery of the Child, M. Montessori

Originally published in english in 1912 under the name The Montessori Method. Read it from a publishing date after ww2, no original copies, ex: Clio Press Ltd. 1988 is my copy. She quotes Matrix source code from Itards book, then she blows it up for education and methodology. Most specifically she writes that B. M…lini as being there from the time of her experiment in 1907. Many other teachings relatable to children and experimental psychology. Will teach you methodological observation.

Organism Theory, James Paul Bilous

This book is based on what the author learned after taking a course in Montessori ed; then practicing those principles, and then only after 20 years, knew enough to write a book, with sources, about what was learned by secretive off-shoots of Montessori Ed that included B.M…lini, and soon included Carl Byior, and is what was behind what A.H..ler knew. Legally acquired quotes from Itard’s book, and, The Essential Montessori, and references passages in The Discovery of the Child. Whole chapter on Psychologically Caged Animal Syndrome!

Free ebook download at jamesbilousot.org

The Goose-Step, Study of American Education, by Upton Sinclair Written in 1923!

Free online. Part of a series of books on American Education system coined the “Dead Hand” series. In it he names names and outlines how they, like that Rockin-fella, all sit on the same boards. He also wrote another book I would recommend although not part of my critical reading list, Jungle, Upton Sinclair.

Love and Capital Karl and Jenny Marx and The Birth of a Revolution, Mary Gabriel.

A proper accounting of Marx’s life, this book was written using their personal letters and all other Marx biographies. It is an excellent history book that highlights many plain truths about the people and groups Marx associated with, and what his principles were, so to be clear as to who could, and who should not, appropriate his name. Intimate account of the Paris Commune and many other things happening during Marx’s life. Quote that kings pondering their positions also hired scientists during the enlightenment. etc. etc…