Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents ix
3. Full-Face Preface xi
4. 1. Anyone for Higher Education? 1
5. 2. The Faculty Is the University 15
6. 3. Tenure Is a Necessary Condition of Academic Freedom 31
7. 4. Universities Are Neutral on Moral ValueAJniversities Teach Moral Value 51
8. 5. The Liberal Arts Curriculum Aims at Distribution/Diversity 74
9. 6. Teaching Is the Primary Task of Higher Education 92
10. 7. The Problem with Higher Education Is the Administration 105
11. 8. Low-Cost Public Education Benefits the Least Advantaged 137
12. 9. The University Is the Axial Institution of Modern Society 153
13. 10. Synthetic Morality 170
14. 11. Ultimate Synthesis: Money, Mission, and Management 202
15. References, Acknowledgments, and Afterthoughts 229
16. Index 239