God and Man at Yale: The Superstitions of "Academic Freedom" (Audiobook)

from starkravingmad

Well reasoned critique of University teachings falling far short of its original charter and mission. An insightful and comprehensive argument against the unrestrained teachings of collectivism by a faculty run amuck. Though written in 1952, it reads as if could have been written today.

from Renzomalo

"... to my mind, though I am native here, And to the manner born, it is a custom More honor'd in the breach than the observance," so says William Buckley of Yale's and, indeed, higher education's adherence to it's own, self-serving doctrine of "academic freedom." A surprisingly good read - dictio...

from WarnerToddHuston

Are you a Conservative? DON'T miss this tome..., What can one say of "God And Man At Yale" that has not already been said? (There must be something, otherwise, why should I start this review?) It is a classic in Conservative thinking, a primer for civilized debate, and a template for structured r...

from tuckerresearch

A conservative classic though it is dated. Yet it is still though-provoking and relevant.

from WarnerToddHuston

Are you a Conservative? DON'T miss this tome..., What can one say of "God And Man At Yale" that has not already been said? (There must be something, otherwise, why should I start this review?) It is a classic in Conservative thinking, a primer for civilized debate, and a template for structured r...