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philanthropinist, n. (a.)|fɪlænˈθrəʊpɪnɪst|
[f. prec. + -ist.]
An advocate of the ‘natural system’ of education of Basedow; also, a pupil at a philanthropine. Also attrib. or as adj. Of or pertaining to philanthropinism.
1842Brande Dict. Sci., etc. 920/2 The influence of the labours of the Philanthropinists has undoubtedly entered largely into the modern system of education. 1865M. Pattison Ess., F. A. Wolf 358 Trapp was..himself one of the Philanthropinists. 1868Quick Educ. Reformers vi. 152 It would soon be seen what was the value of Philanthropinist Latin. Ibid. 156 Philanthropinists, when they left school, were not in all respects the superiors of their fellow-creatures. |