Leisure and Labor: Essays on the Liberal Arts in Catholic Higher Education
By (Author) Anthony P. Coleman
Contributions by Anthony P. Coleman
Contributions by Rev. James V. Schall
Contributions by Robert Royal
Contributions by Michael A. Scaperlanda
Contributions by Teresa Stanton Collett
Contributions by Wilfred M. McClay
Contributions by Brett Bertucio
Contributions by Daniel Guernsey
Contributions by Patrick Powers
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Lexington Books
27th November 2019
United States
Professional and Scholarly
Non Fiction
Higher education, tertiary education
Roman Catholicism, Roman Catholic Church
378.071273
Hardback
170
Width 161mm, Height 229mm, Spine 18mm
431g
Using Josef Pieper's Leisure as a point of departure, the contributors to this volume share a mutual concern for the diminishing role of the liberal arts in Catholic higher education. The overwhelming impression they share is that U.S. Catholic universities, with notable exceptions, have forgotten the very goal of university education, and especially Catholic university education: to aid in forming young men and women to pursue the truth and helping them to become freer persons.
Anthony P. Coleman is assistant professor of theology at Anna Maria College and author of Lactantius the Theologian: Lactantius and the Doctrine of Providence.