THE VERY IDEA OF A UNIVERSITY: ARISTOTLE, NEWMAN, AND US

Alasdair MacIntyre

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The case that hostile critics have urged against Newman's The Idea of a University is impressive. J.M. Roberts wrote nearly twenty years ago that ‘it is no longer possible to write a book with such...

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