Description: 1945 THE HISTORY OF PHI BETA KAPPA by Oscar Voorhees No dust jacket, cover wear & stain to hard cover, water stains, no writing noted, musty, , as is. About 9 ½ x 6”. 372 pages with index. “Explore the rich history of Phi Beta Kappa with this captivating book by Oscar M. Voorhees. Discover the secrets of one of the most prestigious academic societies in America. “The History of Phi Beta Kappa is a comprehensive account of the origins, development, and significance of the prestigious academic honor society Phi Beta Kappa. Written by Oscar M. Voorhees, a distinguished scholar and member of the society, the book traces the evolution of Phi Beta Kappa from its founding in 1776 at the College of William and Mary to its emergence as a national organization with chapters at leading colleges and universities across the United States. The book explores the intellectual and cultural context in which Phi Beta Kappa emerged, including the rise of Enlightenment ideals and the establishment of the American republic. It discusses the early debates over the purpose and criteria for membership in the society, as well as its role in promoting liberal arts education and intellectual excellence. The History of Phi Beta Kappa also examines the society's response to changing social and political conditions, including its role in promoting democracy, civil rights, and academic freedom. It provides detailed accounts of the society's activities during key historical periods, such as the Civil War, World War I, and the Cold War.” See photos. Please email questions.
Price: 12.99 USD
Location: North Brookfield, Massachusetts
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Organization: Fraternity & Sorority
Year: 1945
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