Hesburgh of Notre Dame

An Introduction to His Life and Work
Herausgeber: Ream, Todd C.

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Produktbeschreibung

Theodore Martin Hesburgh, C.S.C. (1917-2015) was the most widely recognized priest and university president of the twentieth century. This volume offers insights into how he not only transformed the University of Notre Dame but also addressed pressing social concerns ranging from civil rights to foreign relations.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Lexington Books
• Seitenzahl: 360
• Erscheinungstermin: 3. April 2023
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 21mm
• Gewicht: 584g
• ISBN-13: 9781793625427
• ISBN-10: 1793625425
• Artikelnr.: 67739190

Autorenporträt

Todd C. Ream serves on the higher education and honors faculties at Taylor University, as a fellow with the Lumen Research Institute, and as the publisher for Christian Scholar's Review. This book is the second in a series of books he is preparing on the life and legacy of Theodore M. Hesburgh, C.S.C

Inhaltsangabe

Chapter 1The Church
Introduction
The Work of Mediation (1961)
A Rapidly Changing Catholicism (1974)
Growing up Catholic in America: Ten Americans Reflect on Their Catholic
Upbringing and What It Means to Them Today (1976)
Reflections on [the] Priesthood (1983)
Are Religious Orders Obsolete? Theodore Hesburgh Responds (1986)
Chapter 2The University
Introduction
Catholic Higher Education in Twentieth-Century America (1961)
Looking Back at Newman (1962)
The Idea of the Catholic University or The Land O' Lakes Statement (1967)
The Vision of a Great Catholic University in the World of Today (1968)
Action in the Face of Student Violence (1969)
Catholic Education and the Challenge of the Seventies (1971)
The Catholic University Today (1982)
Chapter 3Science & Technology
Introduction
Science and Modern Man (1955)
Science Is Amoral: Need Scientists Be Amoral, Too? (1963)
Scientists Cannot Be Neutral (1968)
Science and Technology for a Global Society (with Peter J. Henriot, 1979)
The Role of the Academy in a Nuclear Age (1985)
Chapter 4Civil & Human Rights
Introduction
A Universal Suffrage Law (1960)
Integer Vitae: Independence of the United States Commission on Civil Rights
(1971)
Toward Racial Justice: A Call for Massive Change (1972)
Achieving Civil Rights (1974)
Brown after 25 Years (1979)
The End of Apartheid in America (1986)
Chapter 5Foreign Relations & Peace
Introduction
Freedom (1968)
A New Vision for Spaceship Earth (1973)
If You Were Truly Brothers (1974)
Development: For Whom and for What (1975)
Human Development and the Future of the Third and Fourth Worlds (1979)
Chapter 6Service
Introduction
Compassion Means Involvement (1968)
A National Service Proposal (1969)
Service to Others (1980)
The Role of Voluntarism in America (1982)
Chapter 7Intercollegiate Athletics
Introduction
The True Spirit of Notre Dame (1954)
On Being Number One (1964)
College Football: The True Meaning of the Game (1966)
To Compete with Honor (1983)
Chapter 8Leadership
Introduction
The Presidency: A Personalist Manifesto (1977)
Academic Leadership (1988)
Where Are College Presidents' Voices on Important Public Issues? (2001)
Epilogue