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dom in Our Universities,” Boston Transcript, 2 April 1913, clipping in JMC papers, LoC.
See also “University Control,” Dial 52 (1912): 451–453.
89. See JMC to Arthur O. Lovejoy, 5 April 1913, 20 May 1913, 23 May 1913, 28
May 1913, 14 October 1913, 24 November 1913, JMC to Dewey, 11 June 1914, 28
October 1914, AAUP Archives, Washington, DC; Lovejoy to JMC, 3 February 1913, 17
May 1913, 11 October 1913, 18 March 1914, Dewey to JMC, 22 May 1914, 29 May 1914,
JMC papers, LoC; Walter P. Metzger, “Origins of the Association: An Anniversary
Address,” AAUP Bulletin 51 (1965): 229–237.
90. Thorstein Veblen, The Higher Learning in America: A Memorandum on the
Conduct of Universities by Business Men (New York: B. W. Huebsch, 1918). See p. 19:
“It may be in place to add here that the volume . . . on University Control, has been had
in mind throughout the following analysis and has served as ground and material for much
of the argument.”
91. Philip J. Pauly, Controlling Life: Jacques Loeb and the Engineering Ideal in
Biology (New York: Oxford University Press, 1987), pp. 142–143.
92. Jacques Loeb to JMC, 14 March 1913, 28 April 1913, JMC papers, LoC.
93. Simon Flexner to JMC, 19 May 1913, JMC papers, LoC; Loeb to JMC, 7
October 1913, Loeb papers, LoC.
94. JMC to “Committee on Admissions, The Century Association,” 8 May 1913,
Adolf Meyer papers, Johns Hopkins Medical Archives, Baltimore.
95. Pauly, Controlling Life, pp. 143, 227.
96. “Rejection of Loeb Stirs Century Club,” New York Sun, 14 May 1913, clipping,
Loeb papers, LoC; JMC, undated “Extracts from Letters,” Simon Flexner papers, American
Philosophical Society Library, Philadelphia.
97. Century Association to JMC, 6 June 1913; JMC to Century Association, 14 July
1913, Loeb to JMC, 24 July 1913, JMC papers, LoC; “Dr. J. M. Cattell Quits the
Century,” New York Herald, 15 November 1913.
98. JMC to Flexner, 10 May 1913, 13 June 1913, Flexner to JMC, 19 May 1913,
Flexner papers.
99. JMC to Titchener, 19 December 1903, Titchener papers.
100. JMC to Loeb, 4 September 1913, JMC papers.
101. For example, see Sokal, “A Collaboration and Its Discontents.”
102. William B. Parsons to NMB, 7 May 1913, JMC papers, CUA.
103. “Extracts from Minutes of [Trustees’] Committee on Education, 1 May 1913;
NMB to JMC, 9 May 1913, JMC papers, CUA.
104. JMC to Henry S. Pritchett (CFAT President), 8 November 1910, Pritchett to
JMC, 21 November 1910, JMC papers, CUA.
105. For example, “Dr. Loeb’s Sponsor Gets Hint to Resign Chair at Columbia,”
New York Evening World, 19 May 1913.; “Loeb’s Champion Asked to Quit?,” Evening
Sun, 21 May 1913.
106. JMC to George L. Rives, 13 May 1913, JMC papers, CUA Archives.
107. “Columbia in Revolt Over Plan to Oust Dr. Loeb’s Sponsor,” Evening Journal,
19 May 1913; John Dewey to NMB, 12 May 1913, Edward L. Thorndike to NMB, 12
May 1913, Robert S. Woodworth to NMB, 13 May 1913, FJEW to NMB, 13 May 1913,
JMC papers, CUA.
108. The Psychological Researches of James McKeen Cattell: A Review by Some of His
Pupils (New York: The Science Press, 1914; Archives of Psychology, no. 30, April 1914).
109. Jane M. Dewey (Ed.), “Biography of John Dewey,” in The Philosophy of John
Dewey, edited by Paul A. Schlipp (Evanston: Northwestern University Press, 1939), vol.
1, pp. 3–45; Dewey to JMC, 12 April 1904, 16 April 1904, 21 April 1904, 25 April 1904,
26 April 1904, 28 April 1904, 2 May 1904, 27 May 1904, 4 June 1904, JMC to Dewey,
undated letters, 14 April 1904, 18 April 1904, 26 April 1904, JMC papers, LoC; JMC to