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... things . We do not like to do the same things . And we won't . When adults finally realize that fact , everyone will be happier . . . and schools will be nicer places in which to live . . . . If and when we are able to convince a few ...
... things . We do not like to do the same things . And we won't . When adults finally realize that fact , everyone will be happier . . . and schools will be nicer places in which to live . . . . If and when we are able to convince a few ...
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... things - and yet there was some kernel of truth in the popular notion that they were : they did represent some- thing new in the constellation of power in the United States . They did not wield a great deal of power themselves , in the ...
... things - and yet there was some kernel of truth in the popular notion that they were : they did represent some- thing new in the constellation of power in the United States . They did not wield a great deal of power themselves , in the ...
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Richard Hofstadter. ual into contact with others whom he must please . The important thing for the individual is to get away from self - analysis and do work which will give him power over things . This , in turn , will lead to power ...
Richard Hofstadter. ual into contact with others whom he must please . The important thing for the individual is to get away from self - analysis and do work which will give him power over things . This , in turn , will lead to power ...
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Antiintellectualism in Our Time | 3 |
On the Unpopularity of Intellect | 24 |
The Evangelical Spirit | 55 |
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