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© 2020 by the President and Fellows of Harvard College

Kapitel in diesem Buch

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. Preface ix
  4. Abbreviations xiii
  5. Introduction 1
  6. 1. The Tragedy of Ezra Thayer, 1900–1915 21
  7. 2. The Centennial Fundraising Fiasco, 1914–1920 71
  8. 3. The Perilous Trials of Roscoe Pound and the Faculty, 1916–1927 118
  9. 4. Desirable and “Undesirable” Students, 1916–1936 157
  10. 5. “The School Must Live from Hand to Mouth,” 1919–1930s 195
  11. 6. Legal Realism and Pound’s Decline, 1928–1931 226
  12. 7. New Deal, Nazis, and Faculty Revolt, 1931–1936 253
  13. 8. The “Meteoric” Rise and Fall of James Landis, 1937–1946 291
  14. 9. Harvard, Columbia, and the “Major Professional Schools,” 1890–1945 342
  15. 10. Griswold Brings Order to the “Madhouse,” 1946–1950s 378
  16. 11. McCarthyism and the Fifth Amendment, 1950s 406
  17. 12. The Admissions Revolution, 1946–1967 452
  18. 13. “The School Has Not Grown Soft,” 1946–1967 505
  19. 14. “A Vast Expansion” in Spending, 1946–1967 549
  20. 15. The Harvard-Yale Game, 1900–1970 586
  21. 16. Derek Bok’s Tumultuous Interlude, 1968–1970 640
  22. 17. “An Especially Difficult Period”: Albert Sacks, 1971–1981 681
  23. 18. The World of the Students, 1970s and 1980s 724
  24. 19. Faculty Discord, 1970s and 1980s 763
  25. Conclusion 785
  26. Appendix A. Law Schools Rejecting Case Method and the Harvard “System,” 1890–1915 795
  27. Appendix B. Letter on Enrollment of Jewish Students, 1922 797
  28. Appendix C. Law School Endowments of Harvard, Yale, and Columbia Universities, 1910–1930 799
  29. Appendix D. Enrollments, Endowments, and Annual Expenses of Medical, Law, and Business Schools of Columbia and Harvard Universities, 1890–1945 800
  30. Appendix E. Increases of Combined Endowments of Columbia and Harvard Universities and Their Medical, Law, and Business Schools, 1890–1950 802
  31. Appendix F. Enrollment of College Graduates in Harvard and Yale Law Schools, 1920–1935 803
  32. Appendix G. Endowments, Expenses, and Enrollment of Harvard Law School and Yale Law School, 1905–1970 806
  33. Appendix H. Financial Advantage of Yale Law School over Harvard Law School, 1894–1970 810
  34. Appendix I. Women with Teaching Appointments at Harvard Law School, 1968–1985 811
  35. Appendix J. Note on Further Research and Access to Harvard University Records 813
  36. Appendix K. Student Research Reports, Memos, and Articles Cited 816
  37. Index 825
The Intellectual Sword
Ein Kapitel aus dem Buch The Intellectual Sword
https://doi.org/10.4159/9780674245730-035

Kapitel in diesem Buch

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. Preface ix
  4. Abbreviations xiii
  5. Introduction 1
  6. 1. The Tragedy of Ezra Thayer, 1900–1915 21
  7. 2. The Centennial Fundraising Fiasco, 1914–1920 71
  8. 3. The Perilous Trials of Roscoe Pound and the Faculty, 1916–1927 118
  9. 4. Desirable and “Undesirable” Students, 1916–1936 157
  10. 5. “The School Must Live from Hand to Mouth,” 1919–1930s 195
  11. 6. Legal Realism and Pound’s Decline, 1928–1931 226
  12. 7. New Deal, Nazis, and Faculty Revolt, 1931–1936 253
  13. 8. The “Meteoric” Rise and Fall of James Landis, 1937–1946 291
  14. 9. Harvard, Columbia, and the “Major Professional Schools,” 1890–1945 342
  15. 10. Griswold Brings Order to the “Madhouse,” 1946–1950s 378
  16. 11. McCarthyism and the Fifth Amendment, 1950s 406
  17. 12. The Admissions Revolution, 1946–1967 452
  18. 13. “The School Has Not Grown Soft,” 1946–1967 505
  19. 14. “A Vast Expansion” in Spending, 1946–1967 549
  20. 15. The Harvard-Yale Game, 1900–1970 586
  21. 16. Derek Bok’s Tumultuous Interlude, 1968–1970 640
  22. 17. “An Especially Difficult Period”: Albert Sacks, 1971–1981 681
  23. 18. The World of the Students, 1970s and 1980s 724
  24. 19. Faculty Discord, 1970s and 1980s 763
  25. Conclusion 785
  26. Appendix A. Law Schools Rejecting Case Method and the Harvard “System,” 1890–1915 795
  27. Appendix B. Letter on Enrollment of Jewish Students, 1922 797
  28. Appendix C. Law School Endowments of Harvard, Yale, and Columbia Universities, 1910–1930 799
  29. Appendix D. Enrollments, Endowments, and Annual Expenses of Medical, Law, and Business Schools of Columbia and Harvard Universities, 1890–1945 800
  30. Appendix E. Increases of Combined Endowments of Columbia and Harvard Universities and Their Medical, Law, and Business Schools, 1890–1950 802
  31. Appendix F. Enrollment of College Graduates in Harvard and Yale Law Schools, 1920–1935 803
  32. Appendix G. Endowments, Expenses, and Enrollment of Harvard Law School and Yale Law School, 1905–1970 806
  33. Appendix H. Financial Advantage of Yale Law School over Harvard Law School, 1894–1970 810
  34. Appendix I. Women with Teaching Appointments at Harvard Law School, 1968–1985 811
  35. Appendix J. Note on Further Research and Access to Harvard University Records 813
  36. Appendix K. Student Research Reports, Memos, and Articles Cited 816
  37. Index 825
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