Today's Reverberations From the 60s

As long as the problems of war, inequality, and chauvinism endure, scholars and educators are likely to remain fascinated with the 60s. And while that era was transformative for many baby-boomer professors--many of whom are contemplating retirement--it has also shaped the consciousness of those who...

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Published inThe Chronicle of Higher Education Vol. 55; no. 40
Main Author McMillan, John
Format Journal Article Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Washington Chronicle of Higher Education, Inc 29.06.2009
Chronicle of Higher Education
Subjects
Baby boom generation
Baby boomers
Course Descriptions
Cultural Pluralism
Educational aspects
Essays
Faculty Promotion
Generations
Higher Education
Historiography
Hunt, Andrew
Ideology
McMillian, John
Obama, Barack
Periodicals
Political aspects
Political Attitudes
Practice
Scholarly publishing
Scholars
Seminars
Social aspects
Social sciences
Teacher Characteristics
Teaching Styles
Tribe, Mark
Undergraduate Students
Work Environment
Writing Instruction
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Summary:As long as the problems of war, inequality, and chauvinism endure, scholars and educators are likely to remain fascinated with the 60s. And while that era was transformative for many baby-boomer professors--many of whom are contemplating retirement--it has also shaped the consciousness of those who are beginning to fill their ranks.
ISSN:0009-5982
1931-1362