Alexander Meiklejohn: Teacher of Freedom
Publisher: Meiklejohn Civil Liberties Institute
Published: 1981
Place of publication: Berkeley, USA
Number of pages: 281
Table of contents: title: Content; label: Introduction by Ann Fagan Ginger
title: i; label: Preface
title: vi; label: Alexander Meiklejohn: Teacher of Freedom by Cynthia Stokes Brown
title: 1; label: Selections from Meiklejohn
title: 57; label: 1. What the Liberal College Is
title: 64; label: 2. The Experimental College
title: 82; label: 3. The American College and American Freedom
title: 100; label: Critique of Protestant-Capitalist Society
title: 117; label: 4. The Machina City
title: 122; label: 5. What Does America Mean?
title: 127; label: 6. I'm an American
title: 137; label: The Reality of Values
title: 140; label: 7. Philosophy
title: 144; label: 8. Postscript to What Does America Mean?
title: 153; label: 9. Education Between Two Worlds
title: 160; label: 10. Under the Elms
title: 172; label: Education for a Free World
title: 176; label: 11. Adult Education: A Fresh Start
title: 179; label: 12. Education as a Factor in Post-War Reconstruction
title: 185; label: Liberty and Freedom
title: 195; label: 13. Teachers and Controversial Questions
title: 205; label: 14. Professors on Probation: Should Communists Be Allowed to Teach?
title: 218; label: 15. Letter to the Federal Bureau of Investigation
title: 227; label: 16. Testimony on the Meaning of the First Amendment is and Absolute
title: 246; label: Meiklejohn's Publications
title: p. 263; label: Sources
title: p. 273