ABSTRACT
This volume discusses how the lay-person responds to written appeals to his intelligence and feelings with particular emphasis on education and culture. The author indicates a possible approach to the task of investigation rather than all that can be done with the method employed. The second part deals with educational questions relevant to the evidence and examines the social implications of this evidence.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
part |105 pages
Part I
chapter |19 pages
Reading and Understanding
chapter |8 pages
The Choice of Words
chapter |20 pages
Responses to Popular Words
chapter |6 pages
The Interpretation of Figurative Expression
chapter |11 pages
Awareness, Literary and Social
chapter |5 pages
Self-Knowledge
chapter |11 pages
Have you a Sense of Humour?
chapter |16 pages
Good Citizenship
chapter |7 pages
The Menace of the Good Citizen
part |127 pages
Part II