In Defense of a Liberal Education

Target entity: In Defense of a Liberal Education
Context triple: [Fareed Zakaria, notableWork, In Defense of a Liberal Education]

• A. On a Liberal Education
  "On a Liberal Education" is an influential essay by Thomas Henry Huxley that argues for the importance of broad, scientifically informed learning as the foundation of true education.
• B. The Voice of Liberal Learning
  The Voice of Liberal Learning is a collection of essays by political philosopher Michael Oakeshott that articulates his influential vision of education as the pursuit of liberal learning for its own sake.
• C. The Paideia Proposal
  The Paideia Proposal is an educational manifesto by philosopher Mortimer J. Adler advocating a rigorous, liberal arts–centered curriculum for all students in a democratic society.
• D. The Idea of a University
  The Idea of a University is John Henry Newman’s influential 19th-century collection of lectures and essays that defends liberal education and articulates a philosophy of the modern university.
• E. The Uses of the University
  The Uses of the University is a seminal book by Clark Kerr that analyzes the evolving role, structure, and societal functions of modern higher education institutions, especially the multiversity.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: In Defense of a Liberal Education
Target entity description: In Defense of a Liberal Education is a nonfiction book by journalist and commentator Fareed Zakaria that argues for the enduring value of broad, humanities-centered higher education in the modern world.

• A. On a Liberal Education
  "On a Liberal Education" is an influential essay by Thomas Henry Huxley that argues for the importance of broad, scientifically informed learning as the foundation of true education.
• B. The Voice of Liberal Learning
  The Voice of Liberal Learning is a collection of essays by political philosopher Michael Oakeshott that articulates his influential vision of education as the pursuit of liberal learning for its own sake.
• C. The Paideia Proposal
  The Paideia Proposal is an educational manifesto by philosopher Mortimer J. Adler advocating a rigorous, liberal arts–centered curriculum for all students in a democratic society.
• D. The Idea of a University
  The Idea of a University is John Henry Newman’s influential 19th-century collection of lectures and essays that defends liberal education and articulates a philosophy of the modern university.
• E. The Uses of the University
  The Uses of the University is a seminal book by Clark Kerr that analyzes the evolving role, structure, and societal functions of modern higher education institutions, especially the multiversity.
• F. None of above. chosen