The Idea of a University (Rethinking the Western Tradition)
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The Idea of a University (Rethinking the Western Tradition)

by John Henry Newman

Education Philosophy
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John Henry Newman’s The Idea of a University is a significant reflection on higher education and its place within the Western tradition. Combining educational thought with broader cultural and intellectual concerns, the book invites readers to consider what a university is meant to accomplish and why its purpose matters.

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The Idea of a University presents John Henry Newman’s reflections on higher education.

Framed within the Western tradition, the work considers the nature and purpose of a university.

It offers a sustained exploration of education as an intellectual and cultural undertaking.

This edition is suited to readers interested in universities, education, and the history of ideas.

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