Recent gains in American civilization
Subtitle: by a group of distinguished critics of contemporary life
By: ed. by Kirby Page.
Publisher: Harcourt
Published: 1928
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 357
Subjects: United States -- Civilization -- 20th century
Table of contents: title: Recent gains in government, by C.A. Beard.; title: New outposts of business and industry, by S. Chase.; title: Recent gains in industrial relations, by Mary van Kleeck.; title: Advances in the quest for peace, by N. Thomas.; title: Recent improvements in race relations, by C.S. Johnson.; title: The bright side of the American press, by O.G. Villard.; title: Education goes ahead, by D.L. Sharp.; title: American literature moves on, by Mary Austin.; title: New influences in art, by R. Kent.; title: Recent advances in science, by D.S. Jordan.; title: Recent gains in religion, by H.E. Fosdick.; title: A critique of American civilization, by J. Dewey.; title: Progress or decadence? By H.F. Ward.; title: Is western civilization worth saving? By P.A. Schilpp.; title: An oriental evaluation of modern civilization, by Masaharu Anesaki.