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Eric Larrabee is the author of Commander in Chief (1988), The Intellectual and the Mass Media (1961), The Self-conscious Society (1960), The Benevolent and Necessary Institution (1971), Knoll Design (1981).

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Commander in Chief

release date: Aug 15, 1988
Commander in Chief
"A Touchstone book."Includes index. Bibliography: p. 693-706.

The Self-conscious Society

The Self-conscious Society
The art of essay-writing is rare nowadays. This is a collection of nine essays in the best tradition. They are valuable for a sociologist through their penetration of crucial problem situations of our society, through the questions they suggest, and through the manner in which they unliven our sociological imagination. Although our science has advanced considerably in developing concepts and systems we need from time to time the ideas of an inspiring observer who, not-withstanding his good sociological background, tries to understand the predicament of our society by means of the approach proper to an educated man who is able to communicate in his own language and symbols.

The Benevolent and Necessary Institution

American Perspectives. The National Self-image in the Twentieth Century. Edited for the American Studies Association by R.E. Spiller and E. Larrabee. Associate Editors: Ralph Henry Gabriel, Henry Nash Smith, Edward N. Waters

American Panorama. Essays by Fifteen American Critics on 350 Books Past and Present which Portray the U.S.A. in Its Many Aspects. Edited by E. Larrabee

An Address [on Arts Administration] to the Associated Councils of the Arts

The Benevolent and Necessary Institution, the New York Hospital, 1771-1971. [By] Eric Larrabee

Hearing on Minutes of the Proceedings of a Budget Hearing of the Council on the Arts

Hearing on Minutes of the Proceedings of a Budget Hearing of the Council on the Arts
In a year of such fiscal stringency for the State, Mr. Eric Larrabee, Executive Director of the Council on the Arts, explains how 15 million for the Arts can be justified.

Two Gentlemen from Newburyport

Two Gentlemen from Newburyport
The eccentric Timothy Dexter finally found a sympathetic biographer in his fellow townsman, novelst John Marquand.
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