01316nam a2200217Ia 450000100060000000300050000600500170001100800410002801000200006905000140008908200110010324500630011426000490017730000150022650000880024150001340032950505380046365000210100170000320102271000440105484309BIBL20160527203528.0731212s1967    ilu           00000 eng    a 66023684 //r9000aLB7b.K7300a370/.804aThe Knowledge most worth havingcedited by Wayne C. Booth.0 aChicagobUniversity of Chicago Pressc[1967]  axi, 212 p.  a"A publication of the seventy-fifth anniversary year of the University of Chicago."  a"Papers ... delivered at a five-day liberal arts conference sponsored by the undergraduate College of the University of Chicago."0 aIs there any knowledge that a man must have? By W. C. Booth.--Returning coals to Newcastle, by F. C. Ward.--The instruments of mental production, by N. Frye.--A transatlantic view of "what knowledge is worth having", by J. Cockcroft.--Undergraduates and the scientific enterprise, by J. A. Simpson.--Diversity, by J. R. Platt.--Education and the contemporary woman, by A. F. Scott.--Platonic education, by J. M. Redfield.--The battle of the books, by R. McKeon.--The role of a liberal arts college within a university, by E. H. Levi. 0aEducation2Local10aBooth, Wayne C.eed.2Local20aUniversity of Chicago.bCollege.2Local