The Truth of Things: Liberal Arts and the Recovery of Reality

Spence Publishing Company (1999)
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Abstract

Transcending the standard critique of the politically correct university, Marion Montgomery reveals the ancient sources of our educational chaos. There can be no reform, he insists, without a new openness to the truth of things, which marks the character and work of the good teacher.

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