Eduard C Lindeman
Biographic Data
| ID | 3632129 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Eduard C Lindeman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Eduard C |
| FAMILY NAME | Lindeman |
| SIGNATURE | LINDEMAN E C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Columbia University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 23 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 23 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1922 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Friendly Rebel: A Personal and Social History of Eduard C. Lindeman
Like Life Itself
AN EDUCATIONAL workshop, like any other genuine workshop, is a place where useful commodities are produced. Those who participate learn to use tools. They also learn how to work cooperatively, as a crew or team. From the very beginning, attention is centered upon a product. The test of success or failure is the product, the end result. Hence no artificial examinations are needed; no deceptive or fictitious incentives are required. A true workshop…
Utilizing the Strengths of Family Life
The American Democracy: A Commentary and an Interpretation, by Harold J. Laski
American Foundations for Social Welfare
Maturity and culture
Community Progams for Social Adjustment
New Needs for Adult Education
T HE inclusion of adult education in a symposium on higher education is a sign of promise. Thus far adult education has been the orphan in the home of the learned professions. Everybody seems to agree these days that adult education has become a requirement for modern societies, but no established institution seems willing to assume responsibility for its success. Consequently, all developments in adult education in this country have been fitful …
Education for War and Peace
Education for Freedom
Next Steps in Education for Racial Understanding: A Philosophical Approach
Discussion which does not produce action is likely result in phobias. There is a danger that we may talk our so-called race problem' to death, that is, restrict it the realm of verbalization and thus make action more difficult. Among sophisticated people talk can and does become a substitute for action. If education for racial understanding is narrowly conceived as the accumulation of knowledge (acquired through the media of lectures, books, rese…
Ideals for Family Life after the War
An Introduction to the Social Sciences. Robert E. Riegel
Recreation and Morale
The sources of morale are a confident attitude toward the future, the capacity to behave efficiently under pressure, and a certain variety of perspective. Morale is a resultant of work, play, and understanding. Morale can be generated through recreation, and the behavior learned in sport can be an aid in facing problems. Recreation workers should realize therefore that they are both leaders and educators
A Summary Statement of Unifying Influences in a Democracy
Ideology and Utopia; An Introduction to the Sociology of Knowledge
Youth and Leisure
IN ANCIENT Greece the problem of leisure became an important subject for statesmen. Indeed, it is asserted by some interpreters that the very idea of democracy arose when several fathers found it expedient to discuss the leisure-time behavior of their sons. Following this discussion these fathers agreed upon a common set of rules which were to apply to all the sons of all the families involved. This mutual agreement represented a pact based upon …
Wealth and Culture
The Conclusions and Recommendations of the Commission on the Investigation of the Social Studies in the Schools: I. Historians Turn Prophets
Planning: An Orderly Method for Social Change
Quality Versus Quantity: The Goal of Community Organization
Journal Article Quality Versus Quantity: The Goal of Community Organization Get access E. C. Lindeman E. C. Lindeman Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 2, Issue 4, May 1924, Pages 518–519, https://doi.org/10.2307/3005219 Published: 01 May 1924
Aspects of Community Organization in Relation to Public Policy
Thus, to speak of non-governmental, local-community organization as precedent to formal political government is probably historically correct; but such community organization was in itself a form of government, of control by means of consent. The point at which informal community organization became formal, vested government must remain a mere point of arbitrary selection utilized only to make historical statement more definitive. Community organ…
The National Country Life Conference
The National Country Life Conference Get access E. C. Lindeman E. C. Lindeman Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 1, Issue 1, November 1922, Pages 45–46, https://doi.org/10.1093/sf/1.1.45 Published: 01 November 1922
Ideology and Utopia; An Introduction to the Sociology of Knowledge
New Needs for Adult Education
T HE inclusion of adult education in a symposium on higher education is a sign of promise. Thus far adult education has been the orphan in the home of the learned professions. Everybody seems to agree these days that adult education has become a requirement for modern societies, but no established institution seems willing to assume responsibility for its success. Consequently, all developments in adult education in this country have been fitful …
Aspects of Community Organization in Relation to Public Policy
Thus, to speak of non-governmental, local-community organization as precedent to formal political government is probably historically correct; but such community organization was in itself a form of government, of control by means of consent. The point at which informal community organization became formal, vested government must remain a mere point of arbitrary selection utilized only to make historical statement more definitive. Community organ…
The National Country Life Conference
The National Country Life Conference Get access E. C. Lindeman E. C. Lindeman Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 1, Issue 1, November 1922, Pages 45–46, https://doi.org/10.1093/sf/1.1.45 Published: 01 November 1922
Aspects of Community Organization in Relation to Public Policy
Thus, to speak of non-governmental, local-community organization as precedent to formal political government is probably historically correct; but such community organization was in itself a form of government, of control by means of consent. The point at which informal community organization became formal, vested government must remain a mere point of arbitrary selection utilized only to make historical statement more definitive. Community organ…
Quality Versus Quantity: The Goal of Community Organization
Journal Article Quality Versus Quantity: The Goal of Community Organization Get access E. C. Lindeman E. C. Lindeman Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 2, Issue 4, May 1924, Pages 518–519, https://doi.org/10.2307/3005219 Published: 01 May 1924
Planning: An Orderly Method for Social Change
The Conclusions and Recommendations of the Commission on the Investigation of the Social Studies in the Schools: I. Historians Turn Prophets
Wealth and Culture
Ideology and Utopia; An Introduction to the Sociology of Knowledge
Youth and Leisure
IN ANCIENT Greece the problem of leisure became an important subject for statesmen. Indeed, it is asserted by some interpreters that the very idea of democracy arose when several fathers found it expedient to discuss the leisure-time behavior of their sons. Following this discussion these fathers agreed upon a common set of rules which were to apply to all the sons of all the families involved. This mutual agreement represented a pact based upon …
A Summary Statement of Unifying Influences in a Democracy
Recreation and Morale
The sources of morale are a confident attitude toward the future, the capacity to behave efficiently under pressure, and a certain variety of perspective. Morale is a resultant of work, play, and understanding. Morale can be generated through recreation, and the behavior learned in sport can be an aid in facing problems. Recreation workers should realize therefore that they are both leaders and educators
Ideals for Family Life after the War
An Introduction to the Social Sciences. Robert E. Riegel
New Needs for Adult Education
T HE inclusion of adult education in a symposium on higher education is a sign of promise. Thus far adult education has been the orphan in the home of the learned professions. Everybody seems to agree these days that adult education has become a requirement for modern societies, but no established institution seems willing to assume responsibility for its success. Consequently, all developments in adult education in this country have been fitful …
Education for War and Peace
Education for Freedom
Next Steps in Education for Racial Understanding: A Philosophical Approach
Discussion which does not produce action is likely result in phobias. There is a danger that we may talk our so-called race problem' to death, that is, restrict it the realm of verbalization and thus make action more difficult. Among sophisticated people talk can and does become a substitute for action. If education for racial understanding is narrowly conceived as the accumulation of knowledge (acquired through the media of lectures, books, rese…
Community Progams for Social Adjustment
Maturity and culture
Utilizing the Strengths of Family Life
The American Democracy: A Commentary and an Interpretation, by Harold J. Laski
American Foundations for Social Welfare
Like Life Itself
AN EDUCATIONAL workshop, like any other genuine workshop, is a place where useful commodities are produced. Those who participate learn to use tools. They also learn how to work cooperatively, as a crew or team. From the very beginning, attention is centered upon a product. The test of success or failure is the product, the end result. Hence no artificial examinations are needed; no deceptive or fictitious incentives are required. A true workshop…
Friendly Rebel: A Personal and Social History of Eduard C. Lindeman
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