La filosofia dei bambini

This book tells the exciting adventure that philosopher Frédéric Lenoir experienced with hundreds of children from all over the world, from Paris to Montreal. Why wait until the final years of high school to study philosophy and face the fundamental questions we all ask ourselves? What are love, respect, happiness, the meaning of life, and emotions? As these pages reveal, children demonstrate an extraordinary capacity for reflection. Moving beyond concepts or theories, they navigate the mechanisms of philosophical thought with ease, managing to give shape to articulate and personal ideas that illuminate dialogue with adults, challenging their conventions and limits. 'Philosophy for Children' does not just recount the thrilling experience of this exchange, but offers parents, teachers, and educators an innovative method and practical tools to accompany and meet children on their journey of discovery.

Author: Frédéric Lenoir

Frédéric Lenoir is a world-renowned philosopher, sociologist, and religious historian. He has authored over fifty books, translated into more than twenty languages, and sold millions of copies globally. Former director of Le Monde des Religions and a sought-after lecturer, Lenoir is celebrated for his unique ability to bridge ancient wisdom with modern psychological insights. His work focuses on universal themes such as the pursuit of happiness, the history of religions, and the art of living a balanced, fulfilled life. He is also the founder of the SEVE Association, which promotes philosophical practice for children, helping younger generations develop critical thinking and emotional intelligence.