Anti-intellectualism IN AMERICAN LIFE1964 |
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... writers lacked . Again , the practical and masculine demands of politics were contrasted with the futility of estheticism . One writer was taken aback when a party leader referred to his poetry and short stories as his " hobby " for ...
... writers lacked . Again , the practical and masculine demands of politics were contrasted with the futility of estheticism . One writer was taken aback when a party leader referred to his poetry and short stories as his " hobby " for ...
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... writer , suffering a comparable disappointment , could refrain from spinning out of it a complete theory of modern culture ? ) When one compares the situation of American writers to a truly bitter case of estrangement - like that , say ...
... writer , suffering a comparable disappointment , could refrain from spinning out of it a complete theory of modern culture ? ) When one compares the situation of American writers to a truly bitter case of estrangement - like that , say ...
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... writers on alienation would shrink from defending such a notion , but it asserts itself as a fundamental assumption of their most excited and extreme statements . Moreover , the culturally constricting aspects of American life have ...
... writers on alienation would shrink from defending such a notion , but it asserts itself as a fundamental assumption of their most excited and extreme statements . Moreover , the culturally constricting aspects of American life have ...
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Antiintellectualism in Our Time | 3 |
On the Unpopularity of Intellect | 24 |
The Evangelical Spirit | 55 |
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