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As educational theorist, religious apologist, skilled homilist, and
graceful prose stylist, John Henry Newman has been seen to have shaped his own
time through ideas whose power persists today. This lasting influence is
addressed in this anthology of essays. The texts collected in this volume examine everything from his influence on
contemporary curricular changes in higher education to Newman's integration of
masculine and feminine personae in his journey toward personal wholeness. The
book seeks to reflect the complexities of Newman's time and confront the
problems of the late-20th century that seem strangely similar to those faced by
the Victorians. As educational theorist, religious apologist, skilled homilist, and
graceful prose stylist, John Henry Newman has been seen to have shaped his own
time through ideas whose power persists years later. This lasting influence is
addressed in this anthology of essays.
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The Literary and Educational Effects of the Thought of John Henry Newman
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