Anti-intellectualism in American LifeVintage Books, 1963 - 434 pages |
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... remarked of Sunday that no man of the time , " not even Mr. Roosevelt himself , has insisted so much on his personal , militant masculinity . " Jesus was a scrapper , and his disciple Sunday would destroy the notion that a Christian ...
... remarked of Sunday that no man of the time , " not even Mr. Roosevelt himself , has insisted so much on his personal , militant masculinity . " Jesus was a scrapper , and his disciple Sunday would destroy the notion that a Christian ...
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... remarked : " It is time that the millionaire should cease to be ashamed of having made his own fortune . It is time that parvenu should be looked on as a word of honor . " Sigmund Diamond : The Reputation of the American Businessman ...
... remarked : " It is time that the millionaire should cease to be ashamed of having made his own fortune . It is time that parvenu should be looked on as a word of honor . " Sigmund Diamond : The Reputation of the American Businessman ...
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... remarked , " the primitivism of the Beats serves as a cover for an anti - intellectualism so bitter that it makes the ordinary American's hatred of eggheads seem positively benign . ” 8 • In their style of withdrawal , the beatniks are ...
... remarked , " the primitivism of the Beats serves as a cover for an anti - intellectualism so bitter that it makes the ordinary American's hatred of eggheads seem positively benign . ” 8 • In their style of withdrawal , the beatniks are ...
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Antiintellectualism in Our Time | 3 |
On the Unpopularity of Intellect | 24 |
The Evangelical Spirit Bཚ | 55 |
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