TEACHING PHILOSOPHY, Volume One/Vol. 1, Number 1/#1, Summer 1975/'75

Waltham: The Ehling Company, 1975. Journal. About Good. Stiff Card Wraps. Small quarto. The first issue of "a peer-reviewed journal devoted to the practical and theoretical discussion of teaching and learning philosophy. Since 1975 it has provided a unique forum for the exchange of ideas about the challenges faced by philosophers in the classroom. It publishes articles and case studies on theoretical issues, classroom strategies, experimental courses, student counseling, and teaching and learning assessment. It also publishes reviews and review articles on new books, instructional media, and online resources." (description from the Philosophy Documentation Center). Articles by William K. Goosens, William B. Griffith, Godfrey Vesey, Robinson A. Grover, Ronald Reed, Craig Channel, P. Allan Carlsson, Spencer Schein, B.C. Postow, and Anthony Flew, with book reviews by numerous reviewers, and film reviews by Michael Scriven and Harvey Mullane (don't worry -- no reviews of Jaws or The Rocky Horror Picture Show). This, the first issue, doesn't seem to be particularly common. 104 pages. While this is not falling apart, we urge caution when reading it, or it may very well start. Previous owner's signature to first page, partial spine splits, tear to bottom couple inches of spine paper, general wear..