The humanities
Subtitle: an appraisal.
By: Edited by Julian Harris.
Contributors: Harris, Julian Earle, 1896- ed.
Publisher: University of Wisconsin Press
Published: 1950
Place of publication: [Madison]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 168
Subjects: Humanities.
Notes: "Published in celebration of the hundredth anniversary of the founding of the University of Wisconsin."
Table of contents: title: The quick and the dead: a comment on humanistic studies, by C. Brooks.; title: The humanities and the common reader, by H. M. Jones.; title: The critic and his text: a clarification and a defense, by C. Brooks.; title: The function of criticism today, by E. Vivas.; title: Who killed Cock Robin? Literary values and the academic mind, by P. M. Buck.; title: Historical and humanistic values, by H. M. Jones.; title: The centrality of humanistic study, by N. M. Pusey.; title: The special significance of the humanities in liberal education, by C. G. Kuebler.; title: Humanism in science, by H. Guerlac.; title: The humanities as a basis for a community of peoples, by H.L. Nostrand.; title: The fine arts as a humanistic study, by W. Stechow.; title: The social aspects of art, by S. Chermayeff.; title: The function of art in the human economy, by E. Vivas.; title: The divorce of music and learning, by D.J. Grout.; title: Music and the listening audience, by R. Kolisch.