Anti-intellectualism IN AMERICAN LIFE1964 |
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... moral senti- ments . It would not have occurred to him to assert the intellectual superiority of the plowman . But one need only go one step further than Jefferson , and say that political questions were in essence moral questions , to ...
... moral senti- ments . It would not have occurred to him to assert the intellectual superiority of the plowman . But one need only go one step further than Jefferson , and say that political questions were in essence moral questions , to ...
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... morale and motiva- tion . Psychologists and educators are far from being in precise agree- ment as to the proportion of ... moral inspiration . European education pointed to the outmoded past ; science and democracy looked to the future ...
... morale and motiva- tion . Psychologists and educators are far from being in precise agree- ment as to the proportion of ... moral inspiration . European education pointed to the outmoded past ; science and democracy looked to the future ...
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... moral consciousness of his time . He objects that serious thinking is received as a kind of diversion and not as a challenge . Often he wonders if the fault may perhaps be in himself : whether his own personal compromises - and ...
... moral consciousness of his time . He objects that serious thinking is received as a kind of diversion and not as a challenge . Often he wonders if the fault may perhaps be in himself : whether his own personal compromises - and ...
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Antiintellectualism in Our Time | 3 |
On the Unpopularity of Intellect | 24 |
The Evangelical Spirit | 55 |
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