Bodmer and his students formed a group called “Patrioten,” in which they studied the thoughts of ancient and modern philosophers. They also discussed the social conditions in Europe at the time and how they negatively affected the lives of their own families and neighbors. The “Patrioten” spoke out against the powerful ruling class, which brought them to the attention of the Swiss government...
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The “Patrioten” spoke out against the powerful ruling class, which brought them to the attention of the Swiss government. Pestalozzi and his fellow students were briefly jailed for these activities, and he experienced first hand the uncivilized treatment of prisoners. Jean-Jacques Rousseau was the philosopher whom Pestalozzi found most interesting...
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