Hirsch discusses her educational background and teaching experience at Trenton State College. Topics include her doctoral study under Martin Heidegger at the Philipps University of Marburg, her research fellowship at Yale University, her husband Felix Hirsch, who was the Librarian and also taught history at the college, the characteristics of the student body, the German educational system in her days, the downfall of President Heussler, and student unrest and the civil rights movement during the Vietnam era. People mentioned include Clayton Brower, Robert Heussler, and Roscoe L. West.

NJVID Commons Collection, TCNJ Library Collection

Hirsch, Elisabeth Feist--Interviews, Trenton State College--Faculty--Interviews, Trenton State College--History, Philosophy--Study and teaching (Higher)--New Jersey--History, Education--Germany--History--20th century, TCNJ oral history collection, Biography, Education, Religion and philosophy

Hirsch, Elisabeth Feist (interviewee), Hogstrom, Harold R. (Harold Robert) (interviewer), Richard P. Matthews Living History Collection (contributor)

00:57:03 (HH:MM:SS)

English

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