Contents
2 WHAT I HAVE LEARNED
3 A collection of twenty autobiographical essays by great contemporaries from the ‘‘Saturday Review’’
4 A SATURDAY REVIEW BOOK
5 SIMON AND SCHUSTER
6 NEW YORK
7 CONTENTS
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Preface
by
Norman
Cousins
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12Adventures in Ideas and Learning |
137 |
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14i Augustine Cardinal Bea |
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16Paths to Ecumenism |
1713 |
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18n Danilo Dolci |
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20Tools for a New World |
2124 |
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22in Constantin A. Doxiadis |
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24Learning How to Learn |
2536 |
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26iv Ilya Ehrenburg |
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28A Last Memoir |
2947 |
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30v Dwight D. Eisenhower |
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32What I Have Learned |
3357 |
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34vi Richard Buckminster Fuller |
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36How Little I Know |
3771 |
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38vn James M. Gavin |
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40Military Power: The Limits of Persuasion |
41135 |
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42vhi Harry Golden |
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44How to Live with a Chair You Hate |
45151 |
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46ix Eric Hoffer |
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48A Strategy for the War with Nature |
49162 |
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50x Robert Maynard Hutchins |
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52First Glimpses of a New World |
53177 |
62 xi Horace Meyer Kallen
63 How I Bet My Life 189
64 xn Salvador de Madariaga
65 The Dangerous Lure of Panotland 202
66 xm Robert Moses
67 Confessions of a Reformed Reformer 218
- xiv.
- Reinhold Niebuhr
68 Some Things I Have Learned 233
- xv.
- Alan Paton
69 The Challenge of Fear 250
- xvi.
- Chakravarti Rajagopalachari
70 What Man Cannot Know 261
71 xvh Sir Herbert Read
72 What Ever Happened to the Great Simplicities? 270 xvm Josef Hans Thirring
73 Can a Scientist Be an Optimist? 283
- xix.
- Warren Weaver
74 Confessions of a Scientist-Humanist 298
- xx.
- John F. Wharton
75 Does Anyone Know Reality? 310