Ideas for the University : Proceedings of Marquette University's Mission Seminar and Conference.

Intro -- Contents -- INTRODUCTION REFLECTING ON UNIVERSITY AND MISSION: TEXTS AND CONTEXTS -- THE UNIVERSITY AS COMMUNITY: COMMUNITY OF WHAT? -- AMERICAN CATHOLIC HISTORY AND ITS UNIVERSITIES -- ON THE POLYSYLLABICATION OF LEARNING -- INTERPRETATION AS CONVERSATION: THE CHALLENGE TO THE MODERN UNIVERSITY -- A RESPONSE TO"INTERPRETATION AS CONVERSATION: THE MODERN CHALLENGE TO A UNIVERSITY" AS PRESENTED BY DAVID TRACY -- THE EXPERIENCE OF READING: INTERPRETIVE COMMUNITIES AND COMMUNITIES OF BELIEF -- POLITICS IN PARADISE: TEACHING LITERATURE AND JESUIT VALUES -- TEXTS AND VALUES: THE INTERPRETIVE STRATEGY OF LIBERATIONIST HISTORY IN THE UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM -- TEACHING APPLIED ETHICS AND MORAL DI-LEMMAS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE: THE CASE OF THE "DIRTY HARRY" SYNDROME IN POLICING -- HUMANISM AND INHUMANISM IN LITERARY STUDY.

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