| Edition |
Paperback ed. |
| Description |
xx, 168 pages ; 22 cm |
| Note |
"Published in celebration of the hundredth anniversary of the founding of the University of Wisconsin." |
| Contents |
Quick and the dead: a comment on humanistic studies / Cleanth Brooks -- Humanities and the common reader / Howard Mumford Jones -- Critic and his text: a clarification and a defense / Cleanth Brooks -- Function of criticism today / Eliseo Vivas -- Who killed cock robin?: literary values and the academic mind / Philo M. Buck -- Historical and humanistic values / Howard Mumford Jones -- Centrality of humanistic study / Nathan M. Pusey -- Special significance of the humanities in liberal education / Clark G. Kuebler -- Humanism in science / Henry Guerlac -- Humanities as a basis for a community of peoples / Howard Lee Nostrand -- Fine arts as a humanistic study / Wolfgang Stechow -- Social aspects of art / Serge Chermayeff -- Functions of art in the human economy / Eliseo Vivas -- Divorce of music and learning / Donald J. Grout -- Music and the listening audience / Rudolf Kolisch. |
| Subject |
Humanities.
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Humanities. |
| Added Author |
Harris, Julian Earle, 1896-1988.
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