PAUL LAUTER is A. K. & G. M. Smith Professor of Literature Emeritus at Trinity College (Hartford). He was president of the American Studies Association and has won many awards from the academic associations in which he has worked, including, most recently, the Modern Language Association's Francis March Award for Distinguished Service to the Profession of English Studies and the Working-Class Studies Association's Lifetime Achievement Award.

• The Movement and MeAmong Friends in PhillyMississippi Summer - A Quaker VacationProfessing at Smith and SelmaReturn to Mississippi (Goddam)The Draft - From Protest to Resistance?Dreaming of a Freedom School in DC (For Bob Silvers)ResistingA New University?A Working-Class Movement of GIsA Man in the Women's MovementWhere We Went and What We Did (and Did Not) Learn ThereAuthority and Our DiscontentsAppendix A: A Call to Resist Illegitimate AuthorityAppendix B: Syllabus for a Course on the Sixties

A gripping portrayal of a dramatic era from the unique perspective of a keen observer, astute analyst, and direct participant in all its complex stages. In the author's words, 'a book about the transformation of minds, my own and many others,' and of the country, with rich lessons for those taking up the struggle today.

PAUL LAUTER is A. K. & G. M. Smith Professor of Literature Emeritus at Trinity College (Hartford). He was president of the American Studies Association and has won many awards from the academic associations in which he has worked, including, most recently, the Modern Language Association's Francis March Award for Distinguished Service to the Profession of English Studies and the Working-Class Studies Association's Lifetime Achievement Award.

• The Movement and MeAmong Friends in PhillyMississippi Summer - A Quaker VacationProfessing at Smith and SelmaReturn to Mississippi (Goddam)The Draft - From Protest to Resistance?Dreaming of a Freedom School in DC (For Bob Silvers)ResistingA New University?A Working-Class Movement of GIsA Man in the Women's MovementWhere We Went and What We Did (and Did Not) Learn ThereAuthority and Our DiscontentsAppendix A: A Call to Resist Illegitimate AuthorityAppendix B: Syllabus for a Course on the Sixties

A gripping portrayal of a dramatic era from the unique perspective of a keen observer, astute analyst, and direct participant in all its complex stages. In the author's words, 'a book about the transformation of minds, my own and many others,' and of the country, with rich lessons for those taking up the struggle today.

PAUL LAUTER is A. K. & G. M. Smith Professor of Literature Emeritus at Trinity College (Hartford). He was president of the American Studies Association and has won many awards from the academic associations in which he has worked, including, most recently, the Modern Language Association's Francis March Award for Distinguished Service to the Profession of English Studies and the Working-Class Studies Association's Lifetime Achievement Award.

• The Movement and MeAmong Friends in PhillyMississippi Summer - A Quaker VacationProfessing at Smith and SelmaReturn to Mississippi (Goddam)The Draft - From Protest to Resistance?Dreaming of a Freedom School in DC (For Bob Silvers)ResistingA New University?A Working-Class Movement of GIsA Man in the Women's MovementWhere We Went and What We Did (and Did Not) Learn ThereAuthority and Our DiscontentsAppendix A: A Call to Resist Illegitimate AuthorityAppendix B: Syllabus for a Course on the Sixties

A gripping portrayal of a dramatic era from the unique perspective of a keen observer, astute analyst, and direct participant in all its complex stages. In the author's words, 'a book about the transformation of minds, my own and many others,' and of the country, with rich lessons for those taking up the struggle today.