Life and the Student

Roadside Notes on Human Nature, Society, and Letters
Herausgeber: Cooley, Charles Horton

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Produktbeschreibung

Life and the Student (1927), with a new introduction by Jonathan B

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis Inc
• Seitenzahl: 164
• Erscheinungstermin: 28. Februar 2015
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 226mm x 150mm x 13mm
• Gewicht: 236g
• ISBN-13: 9781412854788
• ISBN-10: 1412854784
• Artikelnr.: 40870341

Autorenporträt

Carl Friedrich

Inhaltsangabe

>PART ONE b> span style=line-height:1.6em>OUR TIME span> Automobiles ?
Strategy of the Youth Movement ? Confusion and Continuity ? Shaky Bridges ?
Our Complex Life ? Radicalism and Reaction ? The Conservatism of
Intelligence ? Education and Religion ? Nationality ? American Patriotism ?
Traits of Democracy ? Immigrants ? Americanization ? Race ? Anti-Semitism ?
Eugenists ? Team-Work ? Social Mechanics ? Classes and Culture ? The Upper
Class ? Class Magazines ? The Handworking Classes ? Class-Conflict ?Rural
Physiognomy ? Progress? b>PART TWO b> READING AND WRITING Books and Persons
? Character ? The Book and the Sentence ? Form ? Freedom in Books ? Diary
Books ? Literary Selves ? Egotism ? Selves and Bodies ? Struggle ?
Tranquillity ? Jealousy ? Criticism ? Self-Criticism ? Residual
Satisfactions ? Magazines ? Goethe ? Dante ? Pascal ? Bacon ? Montesquieu
and de Tocqueville ? La Bruyere ? Samuel Butler ? Quiet in Books ? Thoreau
? Thomas a Kempis b>PART THREE b> THINKING Originality ? System and
Spontaneity ? How to Grow Ideas ? Dried Truth ? Motives ? Milieu ?
Controversy. ? The Subservience of Contradiction ? Notes from Practice ?
Children's Philosophy b>PART FOUR b> ART, SCIENCE AND SOCIOLOGY Building ?
The Glamour of Art ? The Artist's Public ? Heritage ? Art and Conduct ? An
Art of Society? ? Art and Science ? The Fallibility of Scientific Groups ?
Skirmishes on the Border ? Pseudo-Science ? Perception ? Diagrams and
Statistics ? Traits of Sociology ? Two Ways of Organizing Life ? The
Organization of Freedom ? Heredity or Environment. b>PART FIVE b> ACADEMIC
A Soft Job ? An Art? ? The Day's Work ? The Eloquent Man ? Formalism ?
Heritage and Spontaneity ? The Passing Current ? The Chair ? American
Universities ? The Campus ? Scholars and Administrators ? Genius on the
Faculty ? Academic Freedom ? The Academic Outlook ? Outing b>PART SIX b>
HUMAN NATURE Is Human Nature Selfish ? Self-Expression ? The Looking-Glass
Self ? Possessions ? The Material I ? On a Remark of Dr. Holmes ? On
Certain Sentiments ? The Gregarious Instinct ? Plans Anticipation ? The End
of the World ? The Transitive Attitude ? Posthumous Fame ? Might and Right
? Prudence ? Worry ? Distraction ? Mental Management ? Compensation b>PART
SEVEN b> LARGER LIFE Faith ? The Mind of the Soldier ? The Lot of the
Individual ? As to the Shortness of Life ? Evolution ? Expansion ?
Solidarity ? Perplexity ? The Incredibility of Institutions ? Past, Present
and Future ? Ideas about God ? God and Oneself ? Seeking God ? Another
Life? ? Varieties of Idealism ? Can Christianity Survive? ? The Golden Rule
? Group Sins ? Social Religion ? Christianity and Class ? The Church ?
Salvation INDEX