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Jane Addams: a centennial reader.

Author:	Jane Addams
Publisher:	New York, Macmillan, 1960.
Edition/Format:	Book : EnglishView all editions and formats
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Additional Physical Format:	Online version: Addams, Jane, 1860-1935. Jane Addams: a centennial reader. New York, Macmillan, 1960 (OCoLC)568764033 Online version: Addams, Jane, 1860-1935. Jane Addams: a centennial reader. New York, Macmillan, 1960 (OCoLC)608906290
Named Person:	Jane Addams
Document Type:	Book
All Authors / Contributors:	Jane Addams Find more information about:
OCLC Number:	492379
Description:	330 p. 22 cm.
Contents:	Chap. 1 Social work -- Introduction / Helen Hall -- First Days at Hull- House -- Social settlements -- The subjectivite necessity for social settlements -- The objective necessity for social settlements -- Charitable relationships -- A function of the social settlement -- Activities and experiences at Hull-House -- Problems of poverty The Jane club -- A modern Lear -- Ethical survivals in municipal corruption -- Public activities and investigations -- Prostitution -- The value of social clubs -- Socialized education -- Education by current events -- Immigrants under the quota -- The devil baby -- The demand for social justice -- The subtle problem of charity -- Charity and social justice -- The call of the social field -- Social service and the progressive party -- Social work and other professions -- Chap. 2 Position of women -- Introduction / Ashley Montagu -- Bread givers -- Why women should vote -- If men were seeking the franchise -- Utilization of women in city government -- Aspects of the woman's movement -- The world's food supply and woman's obligation -- Chap. 3 Child welfare -- Introduction / Katharine F. Lenroot -- Family affection -- Education -- Adolescence -- Labor -- Justice -- Art and recreation -- Social action. Chap. 4 The arts -- Introduction / Aline B. Saarinen -- The arts of Hull-house -- The labor museum -- The play instinct and the arts -- Chap. 5 Trade unions and labor -- Introduction / Hilda W. Smith -- Pioneer labor legislation in Illinois -- The settlement as a factor in the labor movement -- Trade unions and public duty -- Militarism and industrial legislation -- Group morality in the labor movement -- Chap. 6 Civil libertoes -- Intorduction / Roger N. Baldwin -- A decade of economic discussion -- Echoes of the Russian Revolution -- During and after the World War -- Chap. 7 International peace -- Introduction / John Haynes Holmes -- Maturing concepts of peace -- First reactions to war, 1914 -- The women's congress at the Hague -- The Ford ship and the conference of neutrals -- President Wilson's early policies -- Activities in 1915-1917 -- After war was declared -- Reactions of a pacifist in wartime -- The American panic -- A challenge to the League of Nations -- The Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, 1919-1935 -- Disarm and have peace -- Final address.

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