Is the common man too common?
Subtitle: An informal survey of our cultural resources and what we are doing about them
By: [by] Joseph Wood Krutch [and others.
Contributors: Krutch, Joseph Wood, 1893-1970.
Edition: 1st ed.]
Publisher: University of Oklahoma Press
Published: 1954
Place of publication: Norman
Language: eng
Number of pages: 146
Subjects: United States -- Intellectual life.
Table of contents: title: Is the common man too common? By J.W. Krutch.; title: The common man as reader, by E.C. Lindeman.; title: The press and cultural democracy, by A. Cooke.; title: Radio, TV, and the common man, by G. Seldes.; title: Hollywood verdict: gilt but not guilty, by A. Mayer.; title: The garret and the masterpiece, by N. Cousins.; title: Business and the state of our culture, by H.K. Guinzburg.; title: Educating the uncommon man, by A.W. Griswold.; title: The common man on the campus, by J.W. Dodds.; title: Let's globalize our universities, by C.W. De Kiewiet.; title: Seek the finer flavor, by G.F. Kennan.; title: The taste of the common man, by D.W. Brogan.