Bibliography for Philosophy of Liberal EducationThe History of Higher Education (online readings)
Robert Pippin: Liberation and the Liberal Arts
Leon Botstein (Bard): on useful humanities
Joseph Epstein: Who Killed the Liberal Arts?
Juha Himanka: University Curriculum—Recent Philosophical Reflections and Practical Implementations, (open access).
Henry S. Harris musing on Plato and Liberal Education
Leo Strauss: Liberal Education and Responsibility
H Parker: The Seven Liberal Arts (1890 – Athens login needed)
Hutchins: The Great Conversation
Selections from Robert Maynard Hutchins
John Henry Newman on ‘The Idea of a University’
Mortimer Adler on Labour, Leisure, and Liberal Education
Mortimer Adler on ‘What is Liberal Education?’
Great Books of the Western World
Otto Willmann (1907) on the seven liberal arts
Dorothy L Sayers: The Lost Tools of Learning (1947)
Andrew Chrucky: The Aim of Liberal Education
Clare Hornsby: Culture and the Western Canon: the Arts Expressing the Thought of Catholic Europe