01508nam a2200205Ia 4500001000700000003000500007005001700012008004100029010001500070050001600085082001100101245012200112260004100234300001900275350000900294500003000303505092000333650002801253730002101281121183BIBL20160527185342.0710201s1968    nyu           00000ceng    a 68022972 0 aCT101b.W47  a920.0200aWhat I have learnedba collection of twenty autobiographical essays by great contemporaries from the Saturday review.0 aNew YorkbSimon and Schusterc[1968]  a318 p.c25 cm.  a6.50  a"A Saturday review book."0 aPaths to ecumenism, by A. Bea.--Tools for a new world, by D. Dolci.--Learning how to learn, by C. A. Doxiadis.--A last memoir, by I. Ehrenburg.--What I have learned, by D. D. Eisenhower.--How little I know, by R. B. Fuller.--Military power: the limits of persuasion, by J. M. Gavin.--How to live with a chair you hate, by H. Golden.--A strategy for the war with nature, by E. Hoffer.--First glimpses of a new world, by R. M. Hutchins.--How I bet my life, by H. M. Kallen.--The dangerous lure of parrotland, by S. de Madariaga.--Confessions of a reformed reformer, by R. Moses.--Some things I have learned, by R. Niebuhr.--The challenge of fear, by A. Paton.--What man cannot know, by C. Rajagopalachari.--What ever happened to the great simplicities? by Sir H. Read.--Can a scientist be an optimist? by J. H. Thirring.--Confessions of a scientist-humanist, by W. Weaver.--Does anyone know reality? By J. F. Wharton. 0aAutobiographies.2Local01aSaturday review.