Love and Pedagogy: A novel Miguel de Unamuno

Love and Pedagogy (1902) by a renowned Spanish writer, philosopher and politician Miguel de Unamuno y Jugo (1864–1936) belongs to the number of the best European psychological novels and at the same time is one of the fi rst examples of this genre. The convinced progressist and admiring adorer of the newest pedagogics Avito Carrascal wants to push the limits of traditional methods of education and, thanks to application of achievements of modern sociology and rational alteration of his own family’s life, create a genius. His own son Apolodoro becomes a «guinea-pig» of his scientific experiment.