Campus/community Relationships; An Annotated Bibliography Council of Planning Librarians. Exchange Bibliography, No. 203
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San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, Inc., 1970. pp. 61-84. (Administrative Records Library) Argues that continental universities in the 15th century arose as instruments of social and political policy and symbols of civic pride and self-consciousness. In particular, 15th century universities developed with the growing fragmentation of Europe into small political entities.
(An example of a university designed to boost national pride and self- identification is Charles IV's founding of Prague University ...in 1347).
Does not attempt to analyze or distinguish between universities that developed in urban centers as opposed to those that grew in rural areas.
73. The University Town in England and West German y. Edmund W. Gilbert.
Research Paper No. 71. Chicago: Department of Geography, The University of Chicago, 1961. 74 pages. (C/C Library) Suggests that the principal criterion for identifying a "true" university town may be either (1) one whose main function is that of a university or (2) one that has a high proportion of university land within the town's boundaries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, Inc., 1970. pp. 61-84. (Administrative Records Library) Argues that continental universities in the 15th century arose as instruments of social and political policy and symbols of civic pride and self-consciousness. In particular, 15th century universities developed with the growing fragmentation of Europe into small political entities.
(An example of a university designed to boost national pride and self- identification is Charles IV's founding of Prague University ...in 1347).
Does not attempt to analyze or distinguish between universities that developed in urban centers as opposed to those that grew in rural areas.
73. The University Town in England and West German y. Edmund W. Gilbert.
Research Paper No. 71. Chicago: Department of Geography, The University of Chicago, 1961. 74 pages. (C/C Library) Suggests that the principal criterion for identifying a "true" university town may be either (1) one whose main function is that of a university or (2) one that has a high proportion of university land within the town's boundaries.
What to read after Campus/community Relationships; An Annotated Bibliography Council of Planning Librarians. Exchange Bibliography, No. 203?
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