"The College; Paper Read Before the International Congress of Arts and Science" offers a fascinating glimpse into the state of higher education at the beginning of the 20th century. Authored by Martha Carey Thomas, a prominent figure in the movement for women's education, this paper presents a compelling perspective on the aims and challenges facing colleges during a period of significant social and intellectual change.
Originally delivered at the International Congress of Arts and Science, this work reflects the era's debates surrounding curriculum, pedagogy, and the role of higher learning in society. Thomas's insights provide valuable context for understanding the evolution of colleges and universities and their ongoing impact on American culture.
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