アメリカにおける公共放送の成立と大学の役割 : イリノイ大学公共放送TV局と学長G.ストッダードの場合

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In U.S.A., from 1950s to 1960s, a lot of public TV broadcasting stations appeared as university broadcasting stations. When we look back its process, none of us can deny the distinglished leadership of universities' presidents through the establishment of those TV stations. For example, establishment of the TV station of University of Huston (KUHT-TV), which is known as the first public broadcasting TV station, depended on President Walter W. Kemmerer, and Boston Public Broadcasting TV Station (WGBH-TV), established mainly by Harvard University, depended on President of Harvard University, James B. Conant. In this thesis I would like to explain the thought and work of Dr. George D. Stoddard, the then President of University of Illinois, and the relations between the idea and the mission of land grant state colleges. Dr. G. Stoddard is known well to Japanese people because he came to Japan in 1946, just after World War II, as the leader of the First Education Mission of the U. S. to Japan. It is also known that he and his group renovated educational idea and systems of Japan according to the principle of democracy.
放送大学の論文