The Value of the Humanities
The Value of the Humanities a stimulating, unemotional, closely argued book seeks to shift the debate away from overly negative criticisms of government policies and to adopt a reflective and measured approach to the issues. Colin Steele, Australian Book Review Highly intelligent Barton Swain, Wall Street Journal a lucid summary of the case for the humanities that avoids the victim complex that is the bane of such discussions. David Willetts, The Times Higher Education Supplement Helen Small does a good job cheerleading for [the Humanities]. Northern Echo