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Articles 211 - 215 of 215
Full-Text Articles in Liberal Studies
The Model Educator And The Un-Model Student, R. L. Stallman
The Model Educator And The Un-Model Student, R. L. Stallman
Perspectives (1969-1979)
College Curriculum and Student Protest, by Joseph J. Schwab, The University of Chicago Press, Pub. 1969. 303 pp.
The University Of The Absurd: The Liberal Tradition In The Age Of Wescac, Harvey Overton
The University Of The Absurd: The Liberal Tradition In The Age Of Wescac, Harvey Overton
Perspectives (1969-1979)
Technical training in the university of the absurd will, of course, be superb. The new industrial state will provide- in fact, already is providing- the money and resources to train the physicists, chemists. engineers, sociologists, psychologists, and mathematicians needed to make the new technocracy function properly. (I don't mean to depreciate this contribution; it is of course, important and vital.) And as the university becomes increasingly proficient in its vocation al programs, it will increasingly reflect the corporate character of the society within which it functions, and the pervasive motivation in American education will be to achieve success in the …
An Environment For Environmental Studies, John Freund
An Environment For Environmental Studies, John Freund
Perspectives (1969-1979)
If we think of a liberal education as one which seeks to provide human beings with a means for realizing their humanity, we must recognize immediately that our educational institutions are completely out of it. It is not just that they aren't doing the job. They are in another ball park, playing a duller-and dirtier-game.
One of the rules of the game they are playing is that everyone must pretend that whatever is going on constitutes a liberal education. This doesn't really fool very many people, but it introduces so many irrelevancies into any discussion of the matter that coming …
Agls Executive Board Meeting Winter 1969, University Of Chicago, Douglas Dunham
Agls Executive Board Meeting Winter 1969, University Of Chicago, Douglas Dunham
Perspectives (1969-1979)
Beginning with this issue, October 1969, Perspectives will publish the minutes of the AGLS Executive Board Meetings as a service to association members. We are sure that the members of the Executive Board would welcome some feedback concerning their efforts, and Perspectives is more than willing to share your reactions with the total membership if you care to submit them in a letter-to-the-editor.
Members present: Correll, Limpus, Henshaw, Beinhauer, Johnson, LaFauci, Dunham, Carlin, Hodgkinson, Hackel Malcolm Correll, President presiding