El. knyga: Humanistic Teachings Of Earl S. Johnson

Recollections -- Introduction -- Reflections on Humanism -- The Faith of
a Humanist -- Humanism: Its Claim on Contemporary Man -- A Plea for
Individuality -- What Should a Man Know? -- Poetry or Plumbing: Can't We Have
Both? A Perspective on Vocational Education -- Need Science and Religion Be
at Odds? -- The Issue of Absolute and Relative Values -- The Essence of
Democracy -- The Democratic Tradition -- The Crisis in Culture -- The
Democratic Character -- General Education and the Curriculum -- Some
Reflections on General Education -- Science, Society, and the Curriculum --
Ways of Knowing -- Framework and Philosophy for an Integrated Curriculum -- A
Quality Education: Its Human Dimensions -- The Social Sciences and Social
Studies Education -- A Theory of General Education in the Social Sciences --
The Concept of Structure in the Social Sciences -- How to Live in Two Worlds
Without Confusing Them or Ourselves -- Reflections on Teaching the Social
Studies -- Social Class as Fact and Perspective in the Social Studies -- Some
Thoughts on the Relations Between the Humanities and the Social Studies

Earl S. Johnson, John D. Haas