Memoria Academia 1960 - 1976

A compelling, historically important chronicle, with quotations from the author's journals, of university life in America and England during turbulent times. From Madison, Wisconsin to Princeton, Paris, Cambridge, England and the University of Lancaster in northern England, political assassinations, the beginning and end of the Vietnam War, Black Power, civil rights, campus unrest, strikes, boycotts, demonstrations, occupations, student and staff rebellions and feminism become a vivid personal experience in this first-hand account of life at the epicenter of social and political action in the Sixties and Seventies.