TY - GEN
T1 - John Erskine, i "Great Books" e i classici antichi
AU - Milanese, Guido Fabrizio
PY - 2012
Y1 - 2012
N2 - After the collapse of the traditional system of the American college, largely due to Ch. Eliot, the Columbia professor John Erskine established, around 1915-1920, a new approach to the "Classics", dressing a list of so-called "Great Books". This simple idea was very successful and was later adopted (and vastly changed) at Chicago by Robert Hutchins and particularly Mortimer Adler, who framed the original idea of Erskine into a philosophical perspective.
AB - After the collapse of the traditional system of the American college, largely due to Ch. Eliot, the Columbia professor John Erskine established, around 1915-1920, a new approach to the "Classics", dressing a list of so-called "Great Books". This simple idea was very successful and was later adopted (and vastly changed) at Chicago by Robert Hutchins and particularly Mortimer Adler, who framed the original idea of Erskine into a philosophical perspective.
KW - Classici greci e latini
KW - History of Classical Traditions
KW - History of University
KW - Latin and Greek classics
KW - Storia dell'Università
KW - Storia della tradizione classica
KW - Classici greci e latini
KW - History of Classical Traditions
KW - History of University
KW - Latin and Greek classics
KW - Storia dell'Università
KW - Storia della tradizione classica
UR - http://hdl.handle.net/10807/40495
M3 - Contributo a convegno
SN - 978-88-96608-30-2
T3 - Pubblicazioni del DARFICLET "Francesco Della Corte"
SP - 23
EP - 45
BT - Latina Didaxis XXVIII. Atti del Convegno. Genova-Bogliasco 20-21 aprile 2012
T2 - Latina Didaxis
Y2 - 20 April 2012 through 21 April 2012
ER -