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The Social Role of the University Student
Author(s): Znaniecki, Florian; Dulczewski, Zygmunt
ISBN10:  8385060707
ISBN13:  9788385060703
Format:  Paperback
Pub. Date:  5/1/1997
Publisher(s): Univ of Illinois Pr

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Table of Contents
PREFACE 7(4)
Jan Szczepanski
INTRODUCTION 11(3)
Helena Znaniecka Lopata
Chapter I. THE SOCIAL FUNCTIONS OF UNIVERSITIES
14(12)
Helena Znaniecka Lopata
Major Functions of Universities
15(1)
Functions of American Universities
16(2)
Ideological Foundations of American Universities
18(1)
Conflicting Pressures on American Universities
19(1)
Problems of American Universities
20(1)
Similarities and Variations among American Universities
21(5)
Chapter II. WHAT ARE STUDENTS?
26(11)
The Need of a Heuristic Definition
26(1)
A Demographic Definition
27(3)
The Cultural Definition
30(1)
The Need of Redefining Students
31(6)
Chapter III. THE STUDENT'S BASIC ROLE
37(37)
The Student as a Person in the Experience of the University Staff
37(16)
The Learner's Social Circle
53(5)
The Learner's Social Status
58(6)
The Learner's Social Function
64(4)
Specific Variations of the General Pattern
68(6)
Chapter IV. THE ROLES OF STUDENTS AMONG STUDENTS
74(78)
The Problem
74(4)
The Student as a Learner among Fellow-Learners
78(7)
Extracurricular Student Life as a Compromise between Generations
85(7)
Student Roles in Religious Groups
92(5)
Student Members in Professional Fraternities
97(4)
Roles of Members in Academic Fraternities and Sororities
101(15)
Attempts to Organize Independents
116(3)
Prominent Leaders in Extracurricular Life
119(11)
Informal Companionate Roles
130(10)
Some Unsolved Problems
140(12)
Chapter V. INDIVIDUAL VARIATIONS AND THEIR EXPLANATION
152(52)
The Problem
152(7)
Variation in Selection of Roles
159(12)
Variants Underlying the Formal Classification of Learners
171(6)
Explanation of Variants Symptomatized in the Gradation of Scholarship
177(17)
Students to whom Formal Gradation is Inapplicable
194(4)
Some Contemporary Influences upon Learners
198(6)
Chapter VI. VARIATIONS IN SOCIAL PARTICIPATION AMONG STUDENTS
204(26)
Limitation of our Research
204(1)
Persons Barred from Full Social Participation
205(3)
Influence of Former Roles in Young People's Groups on the Social Participation of College Students
208(5)
The Influence of Family Roles on Campus Roles
213(6)
"Working for a Living" and Social Participation in Campus Life
219(4)
Mutual Interference of Roles, Compartmental Stabilization and Personality Integration
223(7)
Appendix. SUGGESTIONS FOR THE REORGANIZATION OF THE PRESENT UNIVERSITY STRUCTURE 230(6)
Reorganization of the Learning Process 234(1)
Reorganization of Intellectual Relations between Faculty Members and Students 234(1)
Reorganization of Extracurricular Activities 235(1)
EDITOR'S NOTE 236
Zygmunt Dulczewski

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