Anti-intellectualism in American LifeVintage Books, 1963 - 434 pages |
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... culture the evangelical movement has been the most powerful carrier of this kind of religious anti - intellectualism , and of its antinomian impulse . Of course , America is not the only society whose culture has been affected by ...
... culture the evangelical movement has been the most powerful carrier of this kind of religious anti - intellectualism , and of its antinomian impulse . Of course , America is not the only society whose culture has been affected by ...
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... culture of their critics as political liabilities , and in questioning their adequacy for the difficult and dirty work of day - to - day politics . As the politicians put it , they , the bosses and party workers , had to function in the ...
... culture of their critics as political liabilities , and in questioning their adequacy for the difficult and dirty work of day - to - day politics . As the politicians put it , they , the bosses and party workers , had to function in the ...
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... culture that flourished largely in the East . ( Clemens's own desire to " make good " with this culture and yet somehow to flout it led to one of the most painful confrontations in all our history - the terrible fiasco of his Whittier ...
... culture that flourished largely in the East . ( Clemens's own desire to " make good " with this culture and yet somehow to flout it led to one of the most painful confrontations in all our history - the terrible fiasco of his Whittier ...
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Antiintellectualism in Our Time | 3 |
On the Unpopularity of Intellect | 24 |
The Evangelical Spirit | 55 |
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