Walter B. Pitkin
February 06, 1878 – January 25, 1953
Walter Boughton Pitkin was an American lecturer in philosophy and psychology at Columbia University (1905–09), and professor in the Columbia University School of Journalism (1912–43). Pitkin was a member of the New Realism school in philosophy, writing on its relation to biology. Source: goodreads.com
Books
- The New realism
- Making good before forty
- New careers for youth
- Mache dein Glück vor vierzig!
- Farm and field
- The art of sound pictures
- Careers after forty
- Escape from fear
- Life begins at forty
- The secret of achievement
- Life begins at fifty
- What's that plane?
- The art of the business of story writing
- The chance of a lifetime
- How to get a good job and keep it!
- The political and economic expansion of Japan
- 日本と戰はん乎
- As we are
- The art of rapid reading
- Must we fight Japan?
- The Psychology of Happiness
- Capitalism carries on
- The Consumer, His Nature and His Changing Habits
- Learning how to learn
- The art of useful writing
- The art of rapid reading ; a book for people who want to read faster and more accurately
- How to enjoy retirement
- Let's get what we want!
- Making man safe for mankind
- The art of rapid reading
- Art and the Business of Story Writing
- The best years
- The consumer
- How to write stories
- Life Begins at 40
- New careers for youth
- The psychology of achievement
- Life begins at forty
- On my own
- The psychology of happiness
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