| | Theodore Huebener, 1961, Cholton Company, Philadelphie, soft cover, LCCC 61-5362, 141 pages, 141 mm X 209 mm X 25 mm | | Contents | | Foreword by Henri Peyre
Preface
1.POLYGLOT AMERICA
2.The U.S. is caught short languages for Leisure-lf at all
A Rude Awakening
3.We are at the bottom
Foreign Languages-strongest Subject in Foreign Schools
Foreign Languages-Weakest Subject in American Schools
4.World languages for world contacts
A Tongue-Tied Leader
World Trade Demands World languages
Foreign Languages-Sine Qua Non of the Foreign Service
Foreign Missionaries Need Foreign Languages
You Can Get By-But That's All
5.''But, Does It Pay to Know a Foreign Language?
Foreign Language Teachers Are Needed
6.The babel or tongues
In Western Europe
In Eastern Europe
In Africa
In Asia
Home Again
Why Not One Language for the Whole World?
7.Where do we go from here?
Bibliographie
Index
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