Pelikan, Jaroslav. 　著

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In dialogue with John Henry Newman; the storm breaking upon theuniversity; purshing things up to their first principle; knowledge its ownend?; the imperial intellect and its virtues; the mansion-house of the goodlyfamily of the sciences; the business of a university; the advancement ofknowledge through research; the extension of knowledge through teaching;knowledge viewed in relation to professional skill; the embalming of deadgenius?; the diffusion of knowledge through publishing; duties to society;the university as ground of promise in the future; the university and thespread of revolutionary doctrines; the task of initiating a work ofself-reformation; bodily exercises which are liberal? - the university asimpresario; alma mater - a life of learning.