Felix Adler and Ethical Culture : : Memories and Studies / / Horace L. Friess; Fannia Weingartner.

Provides a comprehensive record of the life and work of Felix Adler where the studies which Adler proposed were carried out through the planning and writing of this book, on which the author worked for over forty years.

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Place / Publishing House:New York, NY : : Columbia University Press, , [1981]
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Year of Publication:1981
Language:English
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Other title:Frontmatter --
Contents --
Foreword /
Editor's Note --
Acknowledgment --
1. The Meeting: 1917-1933 --
2. Under the Parental Roof: 1851-1870 --
3. Student Years in Europe: 1870-1873 --
4. New World's Mission: 1873-1876 --
5. Ethical Culture - A New Calling: 1876-1877 --
6. A Spearhead of Social Ethics: 1877-1880 --
7. Early Associations and Marriage: 1878-1882 --
8. Apprenticing with Adler - Four Professional Colleagues: 1880s --
9. Conscience in the City: 1880s and 1890s --
10. Vision at Noon and Allies Abroad: 1891-1896 --
11. Aspirations for School and Society: 1900-1931 --
12. Prospects for Organized Democracy: 1892-1922 --
13. Marriage and Family in Organized Democracy: 1876-1927 --
14. New Companions and Leaders: 1893-1933 --
15. Wrestling with American Growth: 1895-1933 --
16. Philosophical Perspective: 1900-1933 --
17. Felix Adler's Religious Caring: A Summary --
Epilogue: Memoir and Prospect --
Ethical Culture since Felix Adler: An Afterword /
Principal Writings --
Index
Summary:Provides a comprehensive record of the life and work of Felix Adler where the studies which Adler proposed were carried out through the planning and writing of this book, on which the author worked for over forty years.
Format:Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.
ISBN:9780231882187
9783110442489
DOI:10.7312/frie91126
Access:restricted access
Hierarchical level:Monograph
Statement of Responsibility: Horace L. Friess; Fannia Weingartner.