Margaret K. Knight: psychologist and humanist: papers The core of this collection is a series of subject-based files containing cuttings, photocopies and correspondence, dating from the 1950s - 1980s, and arranged by Margaret Knight into the following alphabetical sequence: BBC and religious broadcasting; Catholicism - anti; Catholicism - pro; Catholic delinquency; Christian apologetics; Christianity - general; Communism; Comparative religion; Delinquency; Double-think; Education, including material on 1966 art, moral education, and overseas education; Hell; Historical material regarding the Christian church; Humanism - great humanists; Humanism - pamphlets; Jung; Pontifications; References (mainly for quotations and to printed works - includes correspondence about Morals Without Religion, and Other Essays (London: Dobson, 1955)); Religious instruction - cuttings, pamphlets and correspondence; Rumour; Slavery - anti; Social impulses; Statistical data - including opinions on religious matters; Suffering - miscellaneous cuttings; Miscellaneous - including material on sex education, family planning and the population explosion; Euthanasia Other material deposited includes school and college lecture notes; articles and reviews by Margaret Knight, including cuttings, off-prints, photocopies and annotated drafts of articles, 1950s - 1980s; notebooks entitled Route Diaries, giving accounts of travels by Margaret Knight, 1964 and 1975. 20th century