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Simon L'vovich Soloveychik (1930-1996) was a Russian publicist, educator and social philosopher. == Brief biography == Simon Soloveychik was born in a Jewish family. His father, Lev I. Soloveychik, was editor, writer and administrator at the ''Krasnaya Zvezda'' ("Red Star") newspaper, and later managed the Moscow-based Voienizdat publishing house. After graduating from the Philology Department of Moscow State University in 1953 Simon worked as a boys and girls scouts leader, a secondary school teacher, and a correspondent of ''Pioneer'' magazine. In 1960 he worked for the newspaper ''Komsomolskaya Pravda'', where he launched a wide theme named "Aly parus" (Scarlet Sail), where he published articles on humanism and morality. In mid-1980 he initiated a new scientific-practical pedagogical movement - pedagogy of cooperation. From that perspective upbringing of a child was considered not as an influence upon a child but as a dialog between educator and a student. He also regularly published pedagogical articles in the ''Novoe vremya'' (''New Time'') magazine. In 1992 Soloveychik founded and lead the newspaper ''Pervoe sentyabrya'' (''First of September''), which promoted humanistic pedagogical ideas. In 1994 Simon Soloveychik wrote the manifest "Chelovek Svobodny" (("Free Man" )), in which he briefly and clearly wrote the basic philosophical ideas of upbringing of a free man, and he gave definitions of such concepts as internal freedom and conscience, explained what a free child is, what a free school is, and what the way to raising free men is. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Simon Soloveychik」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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