The college professor in America
Subtitle: an analysis of articles published in the general magazines, 1890-1938
By: Claude Charleton Bowman.
Series: The Academic profession
Publisher: Arno Press
Published: 1977
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 196
Subjects: College teachers -- United States.
Notes: Reprint of the author's thesis, University of Pennsylvania, 1937.
Bibliography: p. 190-194.
Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Introductory Note
pagenum: vii; label: I
title: The Academic Personality
pagenum: 11; title: Favorable Characterizations; title: Unfavorable Characterizations; label: II
title: Salary and Academic Life
pagenum: 38; title: Are Academic Salaries Adequate?; title: Significance of these Facts; title: The Professor Is Well Paid; title: Pension; title: Explanation of the Economic Condition; label: III
title: Academic Freedom
pagenum: 86; title: Definitions; title: Relation of Tenure to Freedom; title: Faculty and Administration; title: Methods and Agencies of Control; title: Effects of Restriction; title: Professional Organization; title: Interpretation and Conclusion; label: IV
title: Teaching and Research
pagenum: 122; title: Introduction; title: Does Research Hamper Teaching?; title: Is Research Worth While?; title: Teaching May Hamper Research; title: What Can Be Done?; title: Conclusion; label: V
title: The Professor in Political Affairs
pagenum: 144; title: The World War; title: Academic Freedom in War Time; title: New Deal and the Brain Trust; label: VI
title: Analysis and Interpretation
pagenum: 173; title: Distribution of Material; title: Analysis and Interpretation of Periodical Attitudes; title: Sociological Significance of These Attitudes; title: Selected Bibliography
pagenum: 190