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SPIRU HARET ÎN MEMORIA POSTERITĂŢII
SPIRU HARET’S POSTERITY

Author(s): Nichita Adăniloaie
Subject(s): History
Published by: Societatea de Ştiinţe Istorice din România
Keywords: Haret; school advocate; peasantry supporter; Minister; public education; Gh. Adamescu; memory

Summary/Abstract: Spiru Haret, the most brilliant Minister of Education in the entire Romanian history, passed away on the 17th of December 1912 and was deeply regretted by large sections of the Romanian society, especially by teachers and peasants with whom he had identified himself in feelings and aspirations. By praising his achievements in education and his social work, his admirers felt proud to follow his example and to abide by his great ideas, both in education and teaching as well as in raising the peasantry to a better cultural and economical life, through enlightenment and association. Many scholars have written books or articles in which they showed that Spiru Haret will always be appreciated for the way he organized the modern Romanian educational system. Those authors highlighted that Haret’s name is profoundly connected to our nation’s educational system and culture and agreed that he will remain as such for eternity by the raising of Haret’s statue in front of the Bucharest University. With this statue, posterity has paid a debt of gratitude towards one of the most distinguished personalities in the panoply of great Romanian teachers.

  • Issue Year: 2013
  • Issue No: 80
  • Page Range: 179-188
  • Page Count: 10
  • Language: Romanian
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