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... liberal experts almost invariably lost . The liberal theorists , led by Jerome Frank , who tried to represent the in- terests of the consumers in the NRA and of sharecroppers in the AAA were soon driven out . Rexford Tugwell's ...
... liberal experts almost invariably lost . The liberal theorists , led by Jerome Frank , who tried to represent the in- terests of the consumers in the NRA and of sharecroppers in the AAA were soon driven out . Rexford Tugwell's ...
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... liberal education , " he had nothing but contempt for the prevailing liberal education in American colleges . He enjoyed reciting the names of other successful men who had gone through a tough apprenticeship like his own , and in ...
... liberal education , " he had nothing but contempt for the prevailing liberal education in American colleges . He enjoyed reciting the names of other successful men who had gone through a tough apprenticeship like his own , and in ...
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... liberal arts . The colleges themselves , under the elective system , became more vocational . In the nineteenth century , when the well - to - do sent their sons to college , it was a fair assumption that they were sending them not for ...
... liberal arts . The colleges themselves , under the elective system , became more vocational . In the nineteenth century , when the well - to - do sent their sons to college , it was a fair assumption that they were sending them not for ...
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Antiintellectualism in Our Time | 3 |
On the Unpopularity of Intellect | 24 |
The Evangelical Spirit Bཚ | 55 |
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