Title: A community of scholars :
Authors: Tannenbaum, Frank,
Date: 1965
Publisher: Praeger,
Physical description: xii, 177 pages ; 22 cm
Language: English
LC classification: L
Abstract: A report on twenty years of progress of Columbia University seminars and their evolution as a gathering place for scholars the world over.
Contents: Origin, growth, and theory of the university seminar movement, by F. Tannenbaum. - A source of spiritual power, by J. H. Randall, Jr. - The rationale, by A. Hofstadter. - The seminars and graduate education, by P. F. Lazarsfeld. - An example of spontaneous administration by P. Goodman. - The age of the skilled intellectual, by D. Bell. - The seminars and the university, by L. C. Dunn. - A sturdy new institution, by M. Mead. - The play of the mind, by P. C. Jessup. - A note of reflection, by G. Seldes. - The potential of the university seminar model, by R. Theobald
Subject headings (LCSH): Columbia University--History.; Education, Higher.