Kallen, Professor Horace, 1971-1973

Correspondence with Professor Horace M. Kallen. Kallen discusses in depth all aspects of his daily life, thoughts, emotions, and ideas. The topics Kallen discusses include: black activism and academic freedom (November 4 and 23, 1973); desegregation and the generation gap (December 23, 1973); the Arab-Israeli conflict (December 6, 1972) and the Middle East; world events and American international and domestic policies; Kissinger; Nixon; Jewish education; the Jewish Teachers Seminary (June 30, 1973); the American Association for Jewish Education; the Rochdale Institute; the interchange between Judaism and Hellenism (May 29, 1973); the relationship between Henry James and William James (May 3, 1972); the philosophy of oceonic education (February 24, 1973); Alain Locke (October 26, 1973); Emerson (March 9, 1973); and William Birenbaum. Personal correspondence and miscellaneous related materials such as article reprints.