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IRVING
BABBITT
PROJECT |
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Among
the programs of the National
Humanities Institute is an ongoing project focusing on the thought
of the late Harvard Professor and social and literary thinker Irving
Babbitt.
This site, which remains very much under construction, will serve as a
repository for works by, about, or influenced by Babbitt, as well as
related
bibliographical information.
Irving
Babbitt on:
Babbitt
Studies:
- Irving Babbitt
and
Postmodernity,
Michael A. Weinstein.
- A Dialogue
on
Reason and Imagination,
Claes G. Ryn and Michael A. Weinstein.
- Babbitt on
Education,
Joseph Baldacchino.
- Babbitt and
the
Christians,
Claes G. Ryn.
- A Thinker
Behind and Ahead
of His Time, David Hill Radcliffe
- The 'Fatal
Flaw'
of Internationalism:
Babbitt on Humanitarianism, Richard M. Gamble
- On the
Future of
the Humanistic
Tradition in Literary Criticism, James Seaton
- Two Kinds
of
Criticism: Reflective
Self-Scrutiny vs. Impulsive Self-Validation, Joseph Baldacchino
- On Wu Mi's
Conservatism, Ong
Chang Woei
- How We Know
What
We Know: Babbitt,
Positivism and Beyond, Claes G. Ryn
- Dialogue on Babbitt and Lincoln
- Ethics and the Common
Good:
Abstract vs.
Experiential, Joseph Baldacchino
- Irving Babbitt and Cultural
Renewal, James Seaton
- Babbitt's Influence in China:
Four Perspectives
- Irving Babbitt, the Moral
Imagination, and Progressive Education, Glenn A. Davis
- The Intellectual Kinship of Irving Babbitt and C. S. Lewis: Will and Imagination in That Hideous Strength, Luke Sheahan
- The Coleridge Circle: Virtue Ethics, Sympathy, and Outrage, Laurence S. Lockridge
- The Variety of Historical Minds, Eric Adler
- Was Irving Babbitt an Educational Counterrevolutionist?, Eric Adler
- Altruism with High Explosives: On William S.Smith's Democracy and Imperialism, Richard Gamble
- Professing Literature: The Example of Austin Warren, Aaron Urbanczyk
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