Books
- "Essentialism" (1950)
- "A History of Ancient and Medieval Philosophy" (1950)
- "A History of American Thought: An Introduction" (1951)
- "A History of Modern Philosophy" (1951)
- "Essentialism - a New Approach to a One World Philosophy" (1951)
- "Ethics and the Modern World;: Towards a One World Perspective" (1951)
- "History of Ancient and Medieval Philosophy" (1951)
- "Ethics and the Modern World; Towards a One World Perspective" (1952)
- "Philosophy of Education for Our Time" (1952)
- "Great Ideas of Education" (1953)
- "Patterns of a New Philosophy" (1955) (Autoren: Frederick Mayer; Frank E. Brower)
- "Education for Maturity" (1956) (Autoren: Frederick Mayer; Frank E. Brower)
- "New Directions for the American University" (1957)
- "Education and the Good Life" (1957)
- "Philosophy of Education for Our Time" (1958)
- "Education for Creative Living" (1959)
- "Our Troubled Youth: Education Against Delinquency" (1959)
- "A History of Educational Thought" (1960, 1966, 1973)
- "The Goals of Education" (1960)
- "Creative Universities" (1961)
- "In Defense of American Education" (1961)
- "Web of Hate" (1961)
- "Man, Morals and Education" (1962)
- "New Perspectives for Education" (1962)
- "Foundations of Education. Study of Origins & Development of Educational Ideals Including Today's Foremost American Concepts" (1963)
- "American Ideas and Education" (1964)
- "Introductory Readings in Education" (1966)
- "ROAD TO MODERN EDUCATION. GREAT IDEAS OF EDUCATION VOL. 2" (1966)
- "The Great Teachers" (1967)
- "Creative Universities" (1969)
- "Education for a New Society" (1973)
- "Aufforderung zur Menschlichkeit. Erzieherische Weltperspektiven" (1975)
- "Dynamische Erziehung. Alternativen zur Erziehungsreform" (1975)
- "Vorurteil - Geißel der Menschheit" (1975)
- "Einladung zur Tat" (1976)
- "Erziehung zu einer kreativen Gesellschaft" (1976)
- "Schöpferisch älter werden" (1978)
- "Füreinander dasein: Kinder - Familie - Gesellschaft: Chaos oder Gemeinschaft." (1979)
- "Impulse für ein neues Leben. Verwirrung und Verwirklichung" (1979)
- "Kreativität. Illusion oder Wirklichkeit" (1979)
- "Anweisung für eine Flucht nach vorn" (1982)
- "Wahnsinn USA. Von einem, der auszog, die Freiheit zu finden" (1984)
- "...findest du das Tal der Perlen... Gedichte" (1986)
- "Eine Lüge, die uns allen den Tod bringen kann" (1986)
- "Kreativität. Begrenzungen und Möglichkeiten" (1990)
- "Schöpferisch erleben" (1992)
- "Versagen ohne Ende? Kreativität, Bildung und Gesellschaft in globaler Sicht" (1994)
- "Vorurteile bedrohen uns alle" (1995)
- "Vergeudung oder Verwirklichung. Können wir kreativer sein?" (1998)
- "Zwischen Ernüchterung und Erleuchtung. Gedanken und Lyrik" (1998)
- "Der Wert jedes Menschen ist unermesslich" (1998)
- "Lebensziele" (1999)
- "Umdenken" (2001)
- "Sehnsucht nach Harmonie" (2001)
- "Eine neue Bildung für eine neue Gesellschaft" (2001)
- "Mut zur schöpferischen Fantasie: Kreativität entdecken und wagen" (2002)
- "Weisheit der Gefühle. Ideale und Realitäten" (2003)
- "LebensManagement" (2004)
- "Erwartung und Erneuerung" (2005)
- "Vernunft, Glaube und Menschlichkeit" (2005)
- "Erfüllung - Die schwierige Herausforderung in allen Lebensbereichen, besonders im Alter" (2006)
- "Güte als Lebensweise" (2006)
- "Wege zu einem bedeutungsvollen Alter" (2006)
- "Tiefer fühlen und sensibler werden. Die kreative Entfaltung" (2006)
- "Der lange Weg zum Miteinander" (2006)
- "Unser Lebensstil : Möglichkeiten und Irrwege" (2007)
- "Lesebuch" (2009)
- "Vorurteil - eine Geißel der Menschheit" (2010)
- "Frederick Mayer - zum Gedenken. Schöpferische Expansion. Können wir kreativer, sensibler, wacher werden?" (Alice Strigl, Hg., 2008)
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