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Order and Things: Comenius's Orbis Pictus and Baroque Representation

Johann Amos Comenius wrote most of his books while in exile for his resistance to the Counter Reformation.' The famous Orbis Sensualium Pictiis (1657)—credited as the first picture book—was published as he traveled across Europe as were important earlier works such as the Janua Lingiiarum (1632) and The Great Didactic (1637).While the Janua Lingiiarum translates basic concepts and words from Latin into a given vernacular. The Great Didactic presents Comenius's philosophy of education. The former was an important experiment for Comenius, serving as a testing ground for a pedagogy aimed at finding a fit between words and things as well as between ideas and experience. However, it is the Orbis Pictiis that stands as the fullest realization of Comenius's ideas about education in a practical context.