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... less vitally and less knowledgeably in the making of important decisions ; the less they understand the inner world of power , the more apt they are to share and arouse popular suspicions of the uses to which power is put . The small ...
... less vitally and less knowledgeably in the making of important decisions ; the less they understand the inner world of power , the more apt they are to share and arouse popular suspicions of the uses to which power is put . The small ...
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... less for the arts and learning than in Europe , culture has always been dependent upon private patronage ; it has not been any less dependent in recent decades , when the criticism of business has been so dominant a concern of ...
... less for the arts and learning than in Europe , culture has always been dependent upon private patronage ; it has not been any less dependent in recent decades , when the criticism of business has been so dominant a concern of ...
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... less clear and less subject to common agree- ment . Many Americans were troubled by the suspicion that an edu- cation of this kind was suitable only to the leisured classes , to aristocracies , to the European past ; that its usefulness ...
... less clear and less subject to common agree- ment . Many Americans were troubled by the suspicion that an edu- cation of this kind was suitable only to the leisured classes , to aristocracies , to the European past ; that its usefulness ...
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On the Unpopularity of Intellect | 24 |
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