The Harvard book : selections from three centuries 哈佛讀本

The Harvard book : selections from three centuries

Book

Bib ID	527606
Format	Book, Online - Google Books
Author	Smith, William Bentinok-
Description	Camb., Mass. : Harvard Univ. Press, 1953. 1 v.
Subjects	Harvard University - History - Sources.

Bentinck-Smith, William, ed. The Harvard Book: Selections from Three Centuries. Revised edition. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1982.


這本中譯本中 連一個字母也沒
了不起 雖然不合我胃口
不過 我讀 Bate 學生Kevin 寫 他老師與Johnson的"平行傳記" 很感動
Walter Jackson Bate - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - [ 翻譯此頁 ]Walter Jackson Bate (May 23, 1918 – July 26, 1999) was an American literary ... The Burden of the Past and the English Poet (1970). Samuel Johnson (1977). .

內容很豐富 因為是選自三百多年的精華文章
譬如說 某律師在1900年代即模仿成
Alice in Cambridgeland 相當有趣
妙的是 他這輩子只發表過此文

有些地方很幽默 譬如說  從歷代校長的對外信中選出一封
警告某生抽煙(1962)  信是寄到白宮給林肯總統的

哈佛讀本

• 作者：[美] 威廉‧本廷克-史密斯 編
• 譯者：張 旭霞 許德金等
• 出版社：人民文學出版 社
• 出版日期：2010年04月01日
• 語言：簡體中文 ISBN：9787020056453
• 裝訂：平裝

大 約三十年前，這部選集出版。現在看來，那個時代相當遙遠，而又迥然有別。那時，經濟大蕭條、哈佛三百周年紀念、第二次世界大戰、短暫而輝煌的軍人法案還都 記憶猶新。盡管有朝鮮沖突和參議員約瑟夫‧麥卡錫的滑稽行徑，但美國大學已經步入正軌，學生也是如此。雖然拉德克利夫的女生已經分享了哈佛課堂，但是她們 還沒有入往哈佛宿舍。哈佛學院仍然是男性一統天下，白人佔主導地位。最高法院還沒有對“布朗對教育委員會”一案進行裁決，對大批少數族裔的美國學生來說， 上哈佛尚須時日。不過，哈佛學院已對全國開放，而在研究生院和職業學院，各國的新生則紛至沓來。

三十年只佔哈佛史的十分之一。在這個動蕩的時代，美國和哈佛都經歷了知識、社會和經濟方面的變革，而這本書醞釀于另一個時代，卻能流傳下來，真是個奇跡。 本書不脛而走，頗受歡迎，得力于哈佛各校友俱樂部的一貫支持，這是實際原因。每年，他們一如既往把本書作為獲獎圖書之一，獎給全國各中學的三年級尖子生 ——不管這些學生報考什麼大學。在過去三百五十年里，哈佛人和少數觀察家對哈佛多有談論，本書運用個案法，精選一二。它對哈佛史鉤陳探幽，令人解頤。這是 本書繼續吸引讀者的另一個原因。

詳細資料

• 規格：平裝 / 588頁 / 15cmX21cm / 普級 / 單色 / 初版
• 出版地：大 陸

目次
Ⅰ 這是什麼地方？
Ⅱ 老師和學生
Ⅲ 榆樹下的煩惱
Ⅳ 你可以識別一個哈佛人……
Ⅴ 體育運動以及與之有關的活動
Ⅵ 她孤獨的孩子
Ⅶ 另一半
Ⅷ 慶典儀式
Ⅸ 校友
Ⅹ 遠方來客
材料來源
譯後記：正視哈佛

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CONTENTS 

WRITING LIKE A HARVARD MAN 1 

I 
WHA T IS THIS PL A CE? 

Anonymous: IN RESPECT OF THE COLLEGE (1643) 19 

Samuel Eliot Morison: JOHN HARVARD AND THE NOTE OF 
FREEDOM (1636-1936) 20 

William James: THE TRUE HARVARD (1903) 26 

Walter Prichard Eaton: HERE'S TO THE HARVARD ACCENT! 
(1936) 28 

David McCord: THE LIGHTS COME ON (1941) 29 

Donald Moffat: OJVE VIEW OF HARVARD (1948) 31 

Three Presidents: TOWARD A DEFINITION OF HARVARD 
(1869-1950) S3 

II 
PEDAGOGUES AND PUPILS 

Henry Dunster: CONSIDERATIONS (1654) 43 

Cotton Mather: HARVARD FROM HOAR TO MATHER (1702) 44 

Clifford K. Shipton: THE NEPHEW OF UNCLE EXPERIENCE 

(c. 1730) 48 

David Sewall: FATHER FLYNT'S JOURNEY TO PORTSMOUTH 
(1754) 51 

Andrew Preston Peabody: OLD POP (c. 1830) 56 

Presidential Tact: FOUR LETTERS FROM FOUR PRESIDENTS 
(1829-1862) 60 


Thomas Hill: A COLLECTING TRIP WITH LOUIS AGASSIZ 

(1848) 64 

John T. Wheelwright and Frederic J. Stimson: HOW HOLLO 

CAME TO BE EXAMINED (1880) 69 

George Santayana; THE HARVARD YARD (1882-1912) 72 

Richard G. Evarts: EXAMINATION FOR ALICE (1913) 78 

Charles Loring Jackson: THE SOPHOCLES MYTH (1923) 81 

Theodore Pearson: PRESIDENT LOWELL BUILDS HIS 

HARVARD (1925) 87 

Rollo Walter Brown: THE OLD DEAN (1932) 88 

Arthur Calvert Smith: TO COPELAND AT EIGHTY, BY A LIFE- 
LONG PUPIL (1940) 93 

Jacob Loewenberg: EMERSON HALL REVISITED (1948) 96 

III 
TROUBLE UNDER THE ELMS 

Mistress Eaton: I OWN TEE SHAME AND CONFESS MY SIN 

(1639) 105 

Edward Holyoke: THE BURNING OF HARVARD HALL (1764) 107 

Samuel Chandler: A COLLEGE TRAGEDY (1778) 108 

Eliphalet Pearson: JOURNAL OF DISORDERS (1778) 111 

Augustus Peirce: OVERTURE TO THE RIOT (1818) 114 

Cleveland Amory: DR. PARKMAN TAKES A WALK (1849) 119 

EUery Sedgwick: JANE TOPPAN'S CASE (1892) 134 

IV 
ff TOU CAN TELL A HARVARD MAN. . ." 

Keep Thou the CoUege Laws: A SERIES OF EXCERPTS 

(1655-1790) 141 


Thomas Shepard, Jr.: "THAT PRECIOUS TIME YOU NOW 
MISSPEND" (1672) 144 

Richard Waldron: A FRESHMAN GUIDE (1755) 

Frederic West Holland: A FRESHMAN HAZING (1827) 146 

Oliver Wendell Holmes: OF CAMBRIDGE AND FEMALE 

SOCIETY (1828-1830) 148 

James Woodbury Boyden: EXAMINED FOR ENTRANCE (1838) 152 

Thomas Hill: THERE IS NOTHING BUT MISCHIEF IN THEIR 
HEADS (1839) 155 

William Tucker Washburn: A MEETING OF THE MED. FAC. 

(c. 1858) 158 

Robert Nathan: PETER KINDRED'S FIRST DAYS (1919) 162 

V 
SPORTS AND SPORTING MEN 

Jacob Rhett Motte: A SOUTHERN SPORT AT HARVARD (1831) 169 
Charles W. Eliot: WHAT A DAY FOR OUR RACE! (1858) 172 

Mark Sibley Severance: THE CONTEST ON THE DELTA 

(c. 1855) 175 

Owen Wister: THE SEARCH FOR THE BIRD-IN-HAND (1908) 180 

John Dos Passos: ADVENTURE AT NORUMBEGA (1923) 196 

Lucius Beebe: NOTES ON A DRY GENERATION (1927) 206 

George Weller: ELEVEN O'CLOCK IN NOVEMBER (1933) 211 

Alistair Cooke: A LESSON FOR YALE (1951) 216 

VI 
HER SOLITARY SONS 

Henry Adams: THE EDUCATION OF A HARVARD MAN 

(1856 AND 1918) 223 

W. E. Burghardt Du Bois: THAT OUTER WHITER WORLD OF 

HARVARD (c. 1890) 226 

Edwin Arlington Robinson: BEGINNING TO FEEL AT HOME 

(1891) 231 

Charles Macomb Flandrau: A DEAD ISSUE (1897) 236 

Lee Simonson: MY COLLEGE LIFE WAS AN INNER ONE 

(c. 1908) 254 

John Reed: "COLLEGE IS LIKE THE WORLD" (c. 1910) 258 

Thomas Wolfe: EUGENE GANTS HARVARD (c. 1923) 261 

VII 
THESE FESTIVAL RITES 

Maria Sophia Quincy: "I NEVER SAW SUCH A SPLENDID 

SCENE!" (1829) 269 

Josiah Quincy, Jr.: PRESIDENT JACKSON GIVES 'EM A LITTLE 
LATIN (1833) 276 

Josiah Quincy: THE CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION (1836) 280 

Horace Howard Furness: PRESIDENT WALKER TAKES THE 
HELM (1853) 284 

William Lawrence: BRET HARTE AND THE GREEN GLOVES 
<") 286 

James Russell Lowell: WHAT A GLORIOUS OBJECT IS A 

SENIOR! (1875) 289 

David McCord: ENTER A FORMER NAVAL PERSON (1943) 291 

VIII 
THE ALUMNI 

Charles Francis Adams: THE ALUMNI MEET (1857) 299 

Edward A. Weeks, Jr.: REUNION (1933) QQ1 

John P. Marquand: MR. MILLIARD TELLS ALL (1941) 804 

Willard L, Sperry: THE ALUMNUS (1947) 315 

Alan Gregg: FORTY YEARS AFTER (1951) 324 

IX 
SOME VISITORS FROM AFAR 

Edward Johnson: OF THE FIRST PROMOTION OF LEARNING 

IN NEW ENGLAND (c. 1654) 331 

Jasper Danckaerts: THEY KNEW HARDLY A WORD OF LATIN 
(1680) 333 

Francisco de Miranda: AN INSTITUTION BETTER DESIGNED 
TO TURN OUT CLERGYMEN THAN WELL-INFORMED CITI- 
ZENS (1784) 334 

]. P. Brissot de Warville: THE AIR OF CAMBRIDGE IS PURE 
(1788) 336 

Harriet Martineau: THE STATE OF THE UNIVERSITY WAS A 
SUBJECT OF GREAT MOURNING (1838) 338 

Charles Dickens: THE QUIET INFLUENCE OF CAMBRIDGE 
(1842) 341 

Lady Emmeline Stuart-Wortley: MONSIEUR AGASSIZ WAS 

VERY MUCH OCCUPIED (1849) 342 

Anthony Trollope: I DID NOT VISIT THE MUSEUM (1861) 345 

David Macrae: HARVARD AND HER TWO HUMORISTS (1868) 349 

Henry James: VERENA'S GUIDED TOUR (1886) 353 

Paul Bourget: A FEARFUL GAME (1893) 357 

George Birkbeck Hill: HOW FEW ARE THE SIGNS OF 

UNIVERSITY LIFE/ (1893) 360 

Rupert Brooke: BOSTON AND HARVARD (1913) 365 

I 這是什麼地方？

無名氏
關于學院（1643）
塞繆爾‧埃利奧特‧莫里森
約翰‧哈佛和自由的注釋（1636-1936）
威廉‧詹姆斯
真正的哈佛（1903）
沃爾特‧普賴查德‧伊頓
向哈佛口音致敬！（1936）
戴維‧麥科德
薪盡火傳（1941）
唐納德‧莫法特
哈佛談（1948）
約翰‧F‧肯尼迪
播種者（1957）
阿奇博爾德‧麥克利什
當我們想到這所大學的偉大時，我們首先想起去世的（1976）
五位校長
定義哈佛（1869-1980）

II 老師和學生
亨利‧鄧斯特
理由（1954）
克頓‧馬瑟
哈佛︰從霍爾到馬瑟（1702）
克利福德‧K‧希普頓
伊克斯皮爾倫斯叔叔的 子
戴維‧休厄爾
弗林特前輩的樸次斯之行（1754）