Huxley and education: Address at the Opening of the College Year, Columbia University, September 28, 1910
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- en
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Experience the profound intellectual legacy of Henry Fairfield Osborn in this essential collection of his addresses on education and the future of the American university. Delivered at Columbia University in 1910, these lectures capture a pivotal moment in American higher education history. Osborn was a leading educational reformer and one of the most influential university presidents of his era, and his voice remains relevant for anyone interested in the purpose and direction of academic institutions.\n\nWhether you are an educator, a student of educational history, or a philosopher of learning, these texts offer timeless insights into how education should shape the mind and serve society. The collection includes his September 28 address and other writings that shaped the modern American university. The EPUB format makes it accessible for your e-reader, allowing you to study these foundational texts on your own terms.
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