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catalog contributor b848906.
catalog contributor b848907.
catalog contributor b848908.
catalog created "1968.".
catalog date "1968".
catalog date "1968.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "1968.".
catalog description "1. The academic revolution in perspective: Traditional colleges and their clients -- The spread of meritocratic institutions -- The rise of the university -- The university college -- 2. The war between the generations: Academic age-grading yesterday and today -- The role of student subcultures -- The adult backlash and the "safe" colleges -- 3. Social stratification and mass higher education: Education versus certification -- Social stratification in America -- Cultural stratification in America -- The emergence of mass higher education -- Higher education as a social sieve -- College versus the upwardly mobile: pricing -- College versus the upwardly mobile: tests -- College versus the upwardly mobile: motivation -- Toward a more open society: financial reform -- Toward a more open society: academic reform -- Mobility or equality? -- 4. Nationalism versus localism: The early localists -- The rise of national professions --".
catalog description "Bibliography: p. [545]-558.".
catalog description "Diversity, separatism, and the founding of new colleges -- natural selection and evolution among denominational colleges -- The holdouts face the future -- 9. Catholics and their colleges: Catholicism in America -- The control of Catholic colleges -- Professionalism: clerical versus lay models -- Defining a clientele: sex -- Defining a clientele: geography -- Defining a clientele: class -- Defining a clientele: ethnicity -- The future of the Catholic colleges -- 10. Negroes and their colleges: Negroes in America -- The evolution of the Negro colleges -- The fruits of oppression -- The future of the Negro colleges: recruitment -- The future of the private Negro colleges -- Alternatives for the private Negro colleges -- The future of the public Negro colleges -- Conclusion and postscript -- 11. The anti-university colleges: The community college movement -- The general education movement --".
catalog description "Non-meritocratic nationalization -- Politics, taxes, and localism -- Regional variations -- Localism, pluralism, and meritocracy -- Localism and commuting -- Geographic dispersion and community development -- Age and sponsorship in nationalization -- 5. The professional schools: Professionalism and its consequences -- Seminaries -- Medical schools -- Military academies -- Engineering schools -- Teachers colleges -- Graduate schools of arts and sciences -- An overview -- 6. Class interests and the "public-private" controversy: The bifurcation of higher education -- The financing of public and private colleges -- Admissions requirements in the public and private sectors -- College imagery and self-imagery -- 7. Feminism, masculinism, and coeducation: The rise of coeducation -- The women's colleges -- 8. Protestant denominations and their colleges: Protestant denominationalism --".
catalog description "Other non-academic professions and organizations -- 12. Reforming the graduate schools: The pitfalls of nostalgia -- Starting at the top -- "Pure" versus "applied" work -- Disciplines versus subdisciplines: the need for more mobility and anarchy -- The art of teaching.".
catalog extent "xvii, 580 p. ;".
catalog hasFormat "Academic revolution.".
catalog isFormatOf "Academic revolution.".
catalog issued "1968".
catalog issued "1968.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Garden City, N.Y. : Doubleday,".
catalog relation "Academic revolution.".
catalog spatial "United States".
catalog subject "378.73".
catalog subject "Education, Higher History.".
catalog subject "LA226 .J4".
catalog subject "Universities and colleges United States History.".
catalog tableOfContents "1. The academic revolution in perspective: Traditional colleges and their clients -- The spread of meritocratic institutions -- The rise of the university -- The university college -- 2. The war between the generations: Academic age-grading yesterday and today -- The role of student subcultures -- The adult backlash and the "safe" colleges -- 3. Social stratification and mass higher education: Education versus certification -- Social stratification in America -- Cultural stratification in America -- The emergence of mass higher education -- Higher education as a social sieve -- College versus the upwardly mobile: pricing -- College versus the upwardly mobile: tests -- College versus the upwardly mobile: motivation -- Toward a more open society: financial reform -- Toward a more open society: academic reform -- Mobility or equality? -- 4. Nationalism versus localism: The early localists -- The rise of national professions --".
catalog tableOfContents "Diversity, separatism, and the founding of new colleges -- natural selection and evolution among denominational colleges -- The holdouts face the future -- 9. Catholics and their colleges: Catholicism in America -- The control of Catholic colleges -- Professionalism: clerical versus lay models -- Defining a clientele: sex -- Defining a clientele: geography -- Defining a clientele: class -- Defining a clientele: ethnicity -- The future of the Catholic colleges -- 10. Negroes and their colleges: Negroes in America -- The evolution of the Negro colleges -- The fruits of oppression -- The future of the Negro colleges: recruitment -- The future of the private Negro colleges -- Alternatives for the private Negro colleges -- The future of the public Negro colleges -- Conclusion and postscript -- 11. The anti-university colleges: The community college movement -- The general education movement --".
catalog tableOfContents "Non-meritocratic nationalization -- Politics, taxes, and localism -- Regional variations -- Localism, pluralism, and meritocracy -- Localism and commuting -- Geographic dispersion and community development -- Age and sponsorship in nationalization -- 5. The professional schools: Professionalism and its consequences -- Seminaries -- Medical schools -- Military academies -- Engineering schools -- Teachers colleges -- Graduate schools of arts and sciences -- An overview -- 6. Class interests and the "public-private" controversy: The bifurcation of higher education -- The financing of public and private colleges -- Admissions requirements in the public and private sectors -- College imagery and self-imagery -- 7. Feminism, masculinism, and coeducation: The rise of coeducation -- The women's colleges -- 8. Protestant denominations and their colleges: Protestant denominationalism --".
catalog tableOfContents "Other non-academic professions and organizations -- 12. Reforming the graduate schools: The pitfalls of nostalgia -- Starting at the top -- "Pure" versus "applied" work -- Disciplines versus subdisciplines: the need for more mobility and anarchy -- The art of teaching.".
catalog title "The academic revolution / Christopher Jencks & David Riesman.".
catalog type "History. fast".
catalog type "text".