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DeMott, Benjamin – Change, 1990
A faculty member at Amherst discusses the challenges that have shaken his "self-edifice." He says there was strain "in the scrambling, adjusting, re-doing, remodeling of the mind, and in the constant collisions with past fatuity and obliviousness." Mina Shaughnessy's "Errors and Expectations" is recommended. (MLW)
Descriptors: Beliefs, Change, College Faculty, Dissent

Ryan, Mark B. – Change, 1980
Traditionally, the goals of a liberal arts education have been expressed in terms of "self-actualization,""self-realization," and other terms implying self-fulfillment. The reality is that focus on measurable "achievements" tends to put students out of touch with the functioning of their own psyches. (MLW)
Descriptors: College Curriculum, College Students, General Education, Higher Education