The individual and liberal education
Subtitle: papers delivered at the dedication of Johnston Hall, April 19-21, 1951.
Publisher: University of Minnesota Press
Published: 1952
Place of publication: [Minneapolis]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 102
Subjects: Johnston, John Black, 1868-; Education, Humanistic.
Notes: On cover: Essays in honor of John Black Johnston.
Table of contents: title: Foreword, by J. W. Buchta.; title: Introductory remarks, by R. F. Quinlivan.; title: Dedication address, by J. L. Morrill.; title: Ideologies and the American way, by J. B. Wolf.; title: Ideological conflict and the liberal arts college, by C. J. Turck.; title: The clash of ideologies and the integrity of words, by H. N. Smith.; title: Science and and the liberal tradition, by L. A. Du Bridge.; title: The natural sciences and man, by V. Bush.; title: The individual in liberal education, by T. R. McConnell.; title: The education of the ablest students, by D. Wolfle.; title: The individual, the teacher, and the curriculum, by J. E. Burchard.