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===Anthologies, collections and surveys edited by Adler=== * ''Scholasticism and Politics'' (1940) * ''[[Great Books of the Western World]]'' (1952, 52 volumes), 2nd edition 1990, 60 volumes * ''[[A Syntopicon: An Index to The Great Ideas]]'' (1952, 2 volumes), 2nd edition 1990 * ''The Great Ideas Program'' (1959–1963, 10 volumes), with Peter Wolff, Seymour Cain, and V.J. McGill <ref>{{cite web |url=https://search.worldcat.org/title/great-ideas-program/oclc/3010999 |title=The Great Ideas Program |website=WorldCat}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.greatbooksjournal.com/p/reading-plans |title= Reading Plans |archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20240130235240/https://www.greatbooksjournal.com/p/reading-plans|archive-date=2024-01-30|url-status=live|website=greatbooksjournal.com |access-date=2024-01-30 |quote=''The Great Ideas Program'' is a ten volume companion to ''Great Books of the Western World''. [...] This set was published between 1959 and 1963 due to demand for an organized program of reading that was lacking in the ''Great Books'' set itself. [...] The editors prepared this set “to provide a way into the ''Great Books'' for readers who would like help in their first reading of them.” Each volume contains fifteen readings that are designed to take a typical adult approximately two weeks to read, understand, and contemplate. Introductory material is provided for each reading and elements that might pose difficulties are highlighted. This material does not attempt to “spoon feed” the reader but does provide useful information to get started. [...] Each reading is supposed to account for two weeks since the goal is not to speed read these selections but to really ''read'' them, perhaps more than once, and then to write about them using prompts that the editors provide.}}</ref> * ''The Great Ideas Today'' (1961–77, 17 volumes; 1978–99, 21 volumes), with Robert Hutchins * ''The Negro in American History'' (1969, 3 volumes), with Charles Van Doren * ''[[Gateway to the Great Books]]'' (1963, 10 volumes), with Robert Hutchins * ''The Annals of America'' (1968, 21 volumes) * ''[[Propædia]]: Outline of Knowledge and Guide to The New Encyclopædia Britannica 15th Edition'' (1974, 30 volumes) * ''Great Treasury of Western Thought'' (1977, with Charles Van Doren) {{ISBN|0412449900}} {{Div col end}}
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