Along with Susan Glaspell, this man was a member of Iowa's "Davenport Group," and was twice arrested for publishing subversive articles as editor of Max Eastman's journal The Masses.
This man argued that the role of democratic education was to allow students to remain permanent children in a book advocating a return to the educational philosophy of John Dewey. In a work written a decade later, this author argued that modernity conflicted with America's patriarchal society. Those books are Were You Ever a Child? and Love in the Machine Age. This author's best-known work of nonfiction is a series of essays on early 20th century feminists titled Women as World-Builders. Along with Susan Glaspell, this man was a member of Iowa's "Davenport Group," and was twice arrested for publishing subversive articles as editor of Max Eastman's journal The Masses. This man is probably best-known for writing an autobiographical bildungsroman about the life of (*) Felix Fay. For 10 points, name this American man of letters, the author of Moon-Calf.
This man argued that the role of democratic education was to allow students to remain permanent children in a book advocating a return to the educational philosophy of John Dewey.
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