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The Foundations of English "Redbrick": Who Contributed, Who Attended, and Why. ASHE Annual Meeting 1980 Paper

Jones, David R

1980

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  • Título:
    The Foundations of English "Redbrick": Who Contributed, Who Attended, and Why. ASHE Annual Meeting 1980 Paper
  • Autor: Jones, David R
  • Assuntos: ASHE Annual Meeting 1980 ; College Role ; Cultural Influences ; Educational Change ; Educational History ; Educational Opportunities ; England ; Foreign Countries ; Higher Education ; Middle Class Culture ; Social Influences ; Socioeconomic Influences ; Trend Analysis ; Wales
  • Descrição: The foundation and development between 1850 and 1900 of English "redbrick" colleges, also referred to as civic universities, are considered. Colleges were successfully established in Manchester, Leeds, Liverpool, and other cities. The history of these colleges is considered in order to provide tentative conclusions about the origins of civic universities. The civic universities are thought to be the outcome of a well-developed provincial culture created largely by a newly risen middle class. Mercantile and commercial wealth combined with social, cultural, and economic interests to create a way of life and thought distinctly different from that of an older elite tied to the land, the past, and London. Its intellectual and educational aspects incorporated both the persons and the studies of the ancient universities and the traditional classical-liberal culture. The new curricula of the civic colleges, and much of their attitudes toward research, scholarship, clientele, and purpose were accepted by all twentieth century universities. (SW)
  • Data de criação/publicação: 1980
  • Formato: 27
  • Idioma: Inglês
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