Molders of American thought 1933-1934 / edited by William H. Cordell.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Cordell, William Howard, 1908- editor.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

United States--Intellectual life.

United States--Civilization.

Civilization.

Intellectual life.

United States.

Physical Description:

xiv, 335 pages ; 21 cm

Edition:

Text ed.

Place of Publication:

Garden City, N.Y. : Doubleday, Doran, ©1934.

Contents:

The myth of individuality / by Theodore Dreiser.

But you can't have both! / by Henry Pratt Fairchild.

Has history value? / by James Truslow Adams.

The coming American revolution / by Alvin Johnson.

Exaggerated natioalism and international comity / by Jane Addams.

The end of nationalism / by Christian Gauss.

Economic morality for the new age / by Bernard Iddings Bell.

Can pacifists be patriots? / by Katharine Fullerton Gerould.

Arms and the men / by the editors of Fortune.

The value of useless knowledge / by Albert Jay Nock.

The university in a time of change / by James Rowland Angell.

The impossibility of education / by E.F. Orr.

Education unvisited / by Robert Hillyer.

Children of the unemployed / by Anne C. Phillips.

The woman puzzle and the college professor / by Mary Day Winn.

The rise and fall of psychology / by Grace Adams.

What religion means to me / by Pearl S. Buck.

Tomorrow's men / by John Erskine.

After religion, what? / by Frank Snowden.

Hopkins.

They call me a monk / by Brother Cajetan.

What the younger generation thinks / by C. Hartley Grattan.

A message from science / by Michael Pupin.

Science and the man with a board on his shoulder / by T. Swann Harding.

Submarine marvels / by Rodger L. Simons.

The physiology of alcohol / by Howard W. Haggard.

Period realism / by Zona Gale.

Heroines back at the hearth / by Louise Maunsell Field.

Our haughty poets / by Newton Arvin.

Vocabulary and success / by Johnson O'Connor.

Other Format:

Online version: Molders of American thought 1933-1934.

OCLC:

2305079