Contents
1 WHAT I HAVE LEARNED
2A collection of twenty autobiographical essays by great contemporaries from the ‘‘Saturday Review’’
3A SATURDAY REVIEW BOOK
4SIMON AND SCHUSTER
5NEW YORK
6 CONTENTS
Preface
by
Norman
Cousins | |
7Adventures in Ideas and Learning | 87 |
9i Augustine Cardinal Bea | |
10Paths to Ecumenism | 1113 |
12n Danilo Dolci | |
13Tools for a New World | 1424 |
15in Constantin A. Doxiadis | |
16Learning How to Learn | 1736 |
18iv Ilya Ehrenburg | |
19A Last Memoir | 2047 |
21v Dwight D. Eisenhower | |
22What I Have Learned | 2357 |
24vi Richard Buckminster Fuller | |
25How Little I Know | 2671 |
27vn James M. Gavin | |
28Military Power: The Limits of Persuasion | 29135 |
30vhi Harry Golden | |
31How to Live with a Chair You Hate | 32151 |
33ix Eric Hoffer | |
34A Strategy for the War with Nature | 35162 |
36x Robert Maynard Hutchins | |
37First Glimpses of a New World | 38177 |
39 xi Horace Meyer Kallen
40 How I Bet My Life 189
41 xn Salvador de Madariaga
42The Dangerous Lure of Panotland 202
43 xm Robert Moses
44Confessions of a Reformed Reformer 218
- xiv.
- Reinhold Niebuhr
45 Some Things I Have Learned 233
- xv.
- Alan Paton
46 The Challenge of Fear 250
- xvi.
- Chakravarti Rajagopalachari
47 What Man Cannot Know 261
48xvh Sir Herbert Read
49 What Ever Happened to the Great Simplicities? 270 xvm Josef Hans Thirring
50 Can a Scientist Be an Optimist? 283
- xix.
- Warren Weaver
51 Confessions of a Scientist-Humanist 298
- xx.
- John F. Wharton
52 Does Anyone Know Reality? 310