Anti-intellectualism in American LifeVintage Books, 1963 - 434 pages |
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... least of these being the acceptance of sinister ideologies . But the persistent strength of the Soviet Union , capped by the Sputnik and other triumphs in space , has given a rude shock to this confidence , for the United States is now ...
... least of these being the acceptance of sinister ideologies . But the persistent strength of the Soviet Union , capped by the Sputnik and other triumphs in space , has given a rude shock to this confidence , for the United States is now ...
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... least in their broadest outlines , can hardly be evaded by even the simplest peasant or workman . America has been the country of those who fled from the past . Its population was selected by migration from among those most determined ...
... least in their broadest outlines , can hardly be evaded by even the simplest peasant or workman . America has been the country of those who fled from the past . Its population was selected by migration from among those most determined ...
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... least able members of the student body . It was founded upon a primary regard for the child , and avoided making large claims upon his abilities . It made no hopeful assumptions about the child's pleasure in intellectual activity , at least ...
... least able members of the student body . It was founded upon a primary regard for the child , and avoided making large claims upon his abilities . It made no hopeful assumptions about the child's pleasure in intellectual activity , at least ...
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Antiintellectualism in Our Time | 3 |
On the Unpopularity of Intellect | 24 |
The Evangelical Spirit | 55 |
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