This academic journal includes a collection of essays on the art of children's drawings. The articles cover a range of topics, including the psychology behind children's art, the cultural significance of childhood drawings, and techniques for teaching drawing skills to children. The book includes numerous illustrations and drawings to illustrate key points.
A collection of speeches by the American bishop Charles Henry Brent. Brent was a prominent advocate for Christian unity and social justice, and his words continue to inspire people to this day. This book would be of interest to anyone studying religion, history, or social movements.
This book, by leading education reformer Elmer Ellsworth Brown, makes a compelling case for the importance of academic freedom in American universities. Brown argues that academic freedom is essential to the pursuit of truth and the advancement of knowledge, and that efforts to suppress or restrict academic inquiry are deeply misguided. This book provides a concise and persuasive defense of a fundamental principle that is more important than ever in our rapidly changing world.