An American at Oxford

About this book

In the early 20th century, as transatlantic ties deepened, American students began to seek education at prestigious British institutions. "An American at Oxford" by John Corbin captures this cultural exchange through vivid descriptions of university life at Oxford. Corbin explores the nuances of academic rigor and social customs, highlighting the contrasts between American and English educational systems. His reflections on the intellectual atmosphere and the camaraderie among students reveal the transformative power of education. Ideal for students and civic activists, this account serves as a rich resource for understanding the evolving landscape of higher education. Dive into Corbin's experiences and discover how these formative years shaped a generation of thinkers.