Anti-intellectualism in American LifeVintage Books, 1963 - 434 pages |
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... taken as the decisive evidence that he preached the truth.3 The ministry itself was metamorphosed by the denominational sys- tem and the regnant evangelical spirit . The churches , whatever their denominational form or plan of ...
... taken as the decisive evidence that he preached the truth.3 The ministry itself was metamorphosed by the denominational sys- tem and the regnant evangelical spirit . The churches , whatever their denominational form or plan of ...
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... taken on a faint colora- tion from the existential anxieties of the past twenty years . Although success literature has given way to a literature of inspiration , its goals largely remain everyday practical goals . For more than a ...
... taken on a faint colora- tion from the existential anxieties of the past twenty years . Although success literature has given way to a literature of inspiration , its goals largely remain everyday practical goals . For more than a ...
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... taken as an attempt to characterize Dewey sim- ply as an anti - intellectual — which hardly seems just toward a man who was so intent on teaching children how to think . It may also be taken as an attempt to locate the " blame " for the ...
... taken as an attempt to characterize Dewey sim- ply as an anti - intellectual — which hardly seems just toward a man who was so intent on teaching children how to think . It may also be taken as an attempt to locate the " blame " for the ...
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Antiintellectualism in Our Time | 3 |
On the Unpopularity of Intellect | 24 |
The Evangelical Spirit | 55 |
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