Anarchy and Culture: The Problem of the Contemporary University

225 Pages·2018·12.584 MB·English

by  David Martin

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ANARCHY AND CULTURE

ANARCHY AND CULTURE
The Problem of the
Contemporary University
DAVID MARTIN
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Anarchy and culture
The problem of the contemporary university
Edited by David Martin
London: Routledge & Kegan Paul
First published 1969
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Contents
David Martin The dissolution of the
monasteries I
Richard Lay card
John King Expansion since Robbins 13
A. H. Halsey
M. Trow University teaching: the
structure of a profession 37
Rowland Eustace The government of scholars 51
Ernest Rudd The troubles of graduate
students 65
Robert Chester Role conflict and the junior
academic 77
Geoffrey Martin Organizational forms and
styles of protest 85
Alan Shelston Students and the Press 94
Paul Rock
Frances Heidensohn New reflections on violence 104
Stephen Hatch From C.N.D. to newest Left 120
Ernest Gellner The panther and the dove:
reflections on rebelliousness
and its milieux 129
John Dunn The dream of revolution 148
Bernard Crick The proper limits of student
influence 155
John Sparrow Revolting students ? 172
Donald G. MacRae Between commitment and
barbarism 185
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Peter Wiles Die Bauchschmerzen eines
Fachidioten 192
L. C. Sykes The new academics 200
David Martin The nursery of revolution 206
Our Contributors
David Martin Reader in Sociology, London School
of Economics and Political Science
Richard Layard Lecturer in Economics and Deputy
Director of the Unit for Economic
and Statistical Studies on Higher
Education, London School of
Economics and Political Science
A. H. Halsey Professorial Fellow, Nuffield College,
Oxford
M. Trow Professor of Sociology, University of
California
John King Lecturer in Statistics, the City
University
Rowland Eustace Institute of Social and Economic
Research, University of York
Ernest Rudd Reader in Sociology, University of
Essex
Robert Chester Lecturer in Social Administration,
University of Hull
Geoffrey Martin Ex-president, National Union of
Students
Alan Shelston Lecturer in English, University of
Manchester
Paul Rock
Frances Heidensohn Lecturers in Sociology, L.S.E.
Stephen Hatch Research Officer in Higher Educa-
tion, Institute of Education,
University of London