This man is probably best-known for writing an autobiographical bildungsroman about the life of (*) Felix Fay.
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.
Floyd Dell