We have novelists and intellectuals, but few novelist-intellectuals or intellectual-novelists.
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I worry about how intellectuals react to income inequality, but it turns out intellectuals aren't that influential.
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The desire to reward loyalists rather than intellectuals is common to politicians, and many dissident-conservative intellectuals were cool to Trump during the 2016 campaign.
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Unlike "traditional intellectuals" who held positions in the old class structure, organic intellectuals helped the bourgeoisie establish its ideas as the invisible, unquestioned conventional wisdom circulating in social institutions.
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The fact that the black intellectuals and the black establishment are two different arms of the community, and have supported two different candidates, isn't lost on the intellectuals themselves.
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Cadres did not appreciate it when Mao in 1956 exhorted intellectuals to "Let a hundred flowers bloom" and a year later again encouraged intellectuals to criticize the conduct of the party.
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Such laments frequently cite Russell Jacoby's The Last Intellectuals (1987), which complained about the post-1960s professionalization of academia and waxed nostalgic for the bohemian, "independent" intellectuals of the earlier twentieth century.
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While we usually think of writers and intellectuals as transmitting knowledge, the role of conservative intellectuals is just as often to enable those selective forgettings that make the persistence of their movement possible.
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Throughout their career, Tool have always positioned themselves as intellectuals.
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Mention it at dinner with Chinese intellectuals and fireworks follow.
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American intellectuals took refuge there from McCarthyism during the 653s.
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By contrast the next generation contains a number of intellectuals.
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So why are there so few conservative professors and intellectuals?
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This is usually granted mainly to academics, doctors and intellectuals.
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Usually this is granted mainly to academics, doctors and intellectuals.
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Some intellectuals worried about the federal government squelching states rights.
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Western and Russian intellectuals have signed petitions in her support.
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Both were denounced as intellectuals and sent to be reformed.
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Historians need to take their role as public intellectuals seriously.
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Gaston brilliantly traces through the words of countless intellectuals and
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The French magazines photographed intellectuals in odalisque poses, I'd report.
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The attack, not on intellectuals, but on any form of
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Relations, the NSC bridges the gap between the intellectuals and
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These are writers, filmmakers, poets, artists, songwriters and public intellectuals.
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Gandhi came to know leaders and intellectuals around the world.
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Several intellectuals and journalists have been killed by Hindu extremists.
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The list of intellectuals making fools of themselves is long.
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All those portraits represent the greatest among us as intellectuals.
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There are a lot of black intellectuals dissecting these issues.
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Victorian intellectuals revered Goethe as the venerable Sage of Weimar.
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Intellectuals, on the other hand, often prefer a more philosophical approach.
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Mr Engel replies that these are limited to intellectuals in America.
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Iranian leftists started to organize in earnest and intellectuals began to
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First, many conservative intellectuals were enthusiastic peddlers of these same hysterias.
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The cafe is a popular hangout for students, artists and intellectuals.
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They were the American progressives and the intellectuals of their day.
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Only top-ranking party cadres and intellectuals had access to them.
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The assailants have targeted secular bloggers, activists, religious minorities and intellectuals.
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Intellectuals who had sought refuge there now looked for new homes.
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But I wonder about the idea that Britain doesn't value intellectuals.
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School of interdisciplinary intellectuals in the 1930s saw such phenomena as
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Even so, many Democratic policy intellectuals have peremptorily rejected his initiatives.
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The house would also offer residency fellowships for artists and intellectuals.
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Conservative intellectuals fear the Republican Party will descend into ideological incoherence.
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Like many orthodox Christian intellectuals, Dreher holds labyrinthine views on homosexuality.
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Some conservative intellectuals warned that the party was headed for trouble.
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Few intellectuals today speak of "the truth" without a certain embarrassment.
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Cue Sapio, which aims to help like-minded intellectuals find love.
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Some intellectuals are calling for private enterprises to be abolished entirely.
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When not attacking the populist right, Pinker lays into leftist intellectuals.
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With names like "Intellectuals Academy," they advertise on television and billboards.
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"So many moderate intellectuals have been detained now," Dr. Harris said.
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He banned trade unions and imprisoned leftist intellectuals of all stripes.
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Indian intellectuals watching the hysteria have been perplexed by two issues.
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But on Facebook, Vietnamese intellectuals spoke of him in withering terms.
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No wonder conservative intellectuals gravitate to economics and the business school.
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The crackdown has been especially harsh for journalists, writers and intellectuals.
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Basically, many conservative intellectuals have come to terms with income redistribution.
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Its public intellectuals are addicted to overstatement, sloppiness, pessimism, and despair.
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That's been especially true for the published work of conservative intellectuals.
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Only conservative intellectuals have acknowledged the bankruptcy of the Republican Party.
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The concept has broad support from intellectuals on the right and left.
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Like hundreds of other Uyghur intellectuals, the government has made him disappear.
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But many top conservative writers and intellectuals have continued to resist Trump.
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But in the 17th century Icelandic intellectuals began to kick them out.
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Julia Kristeva, at 21960, is one of Europe's most decorated public intellectuals.
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Soviet secret police began to repress all manner of Ukrainian intellectuals and
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Many intellectuals and college students in this country seem to want that.
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Conservative intellectuals are currently enjoying a creative alienation from the Republican Party.
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We need more public engagement from black writers and intellectuals, not less.
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Such is the fever-dream logic of the would-be Trump intellectuals.
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Jews and intellectuals were already being executed; a week later, he left.
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He will need an interpreter to parse the language of French intellectuals.
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Here is a list of some of the Uighur intellectuals already arrested.
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He was friendly with many famous men and was drawn to intellectuals.
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Socialism is not journalists, intellectuals or politicians armed with a policy agenda.
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Intellectuals began voicing their concerns that such denunciations were going too far.
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The story of the three older intellectuals is both poignant and frightening.
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Among the 18,000 signatories are a host of intellectuals and Florentine bigwigs.
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The murdered intellectuals also wrote in regional languages and worked as activists.
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"They were highly educated intellectuals," Nefertari told me recently over the phone.
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You won't find any hard-core intellectuals who do represent the president.
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There, his experience echoed that of many British intellectuals of diverse backgrounds.
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Because people who love pop culture can also walk with the intellectuals.
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In various guises, the idea has captivated activists and intellectuals for centuries.
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They were liberal intellectuals in India before they came here with nothing.
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Once again: intellectuals — in this case an international cabal of "neoliberal" economists.
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What's more, liberal intellectuals have entered into a kind of defensive crouch.
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They need to not shun socialist intellectuals like Sunkara but study them.
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After 9/11, paleocon isolationism became anathema among conservative intellectuals and politicians.
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He won the Republican nomination with hardly any support from conservative intellectuals.
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He and Padman have recorded more than a hundred and fifty episodes, interviewing a mix of celebrities ( Will Ferrell , Gwyneth Paltrow), intellectuals (the developmental psychologist Todd Rose, the evolutionary biologist Bret Weinstein), and celebrity intellectuals ( Esther Perel , Bill Nye ).
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Plenty of intellectuals, with eyebrows cocked, have warned that this reckoning was coming.
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A new dating app wants to help you find fellow intellectuals to love.
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Our job as intellectuals, artists, and art professionals is to question the rules.
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AS THE second world war raged, Western intellectuals wondered if civilisation could recover.
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The irony is that scientists and intellectuals have long been interested in Spiritualism.
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But for writers, public intellectuals, pop stars, and comedians, the stakes are different.
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In recent months, however, conservative intellectuals and policymakers have started to speak up.
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New York intellectuals it's fairly clear that many of those he claimed as
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Soon European artists and intellectuals were trying hashish, including a lot of women.
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Prominent intellectuals who raise the slightest concern are labeled enemies of the state.
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He says she is an inspiration to young people and intellectuals in Laos.
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Stuart Hall died in 2014, he was one of England's best-known intellectuals,
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And this means a market for conservative "intellectuals" who are basically anti-science.
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I've read dozens of conservative intellectuals writing compellingly about non-racist conservative ideals.
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The Satanic Verses is to Muslim intellectuals what Infinite Jest is to hipsters.
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A group of international intellectuals later nominated Aylisli for the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Intellectuals deplore the colonial burden; bloodthirsty Europeans rant that African life is cheap.
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The next time I met him the intellectuals were falling all over him.
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Just because Epstein dined alongside intellectuals doesn't, on its own, taint their work.
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Indeed, even the sight of top intellectuals can prove too much for some.
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Other murders followed: intellectuals, religious minorities, foreigners and members of the L.G.B.T. community.
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And its loudest voices are intellectuals with platforms in the national news media.
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For many Chinese intellectuals, the years that followed were a time for rethinking.
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The entertainment industry captured some intellectuals, the cocoon of the university captured others.
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For a while, Egypt's intellectuals were defiant, buoyed and invigorated by the challenge.
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As Drezner puts it, intellectuals are critical, skeptical and tend to be pessimistic.
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Intellectuals establish the criteria by which things are measured and goals are set.
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The reaction among black intellectuals to Maher's verbal attack has been typically passive.
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Among the weighty subjects pondered by literary intellectuals, dance seldom rates very high.
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Reaction: Alarmed intellectuals have signed international petitions calling on the U.N. to intervene.
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Hundreds of journalists, artists and intellectuals were among those arrested at the time.
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Dark web intellectuals too have seen their culture invaded by women and minorities.
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One of our leading public intellectuals believes we live in a video game. WTF.
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In India, too, activists, intellectuals, journalists were arrested, so we are not very different.
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But the vast majority of conservative media right now is not filled with intellectuals.
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A great virtue of Britain has been its openness to foreign ideas and intellectuals.
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BHL, as he is known, styles himself as one of France's leading public intellectuals.
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Today's liberal intellectuals instinctively associate nationalism with barbarism—with bloody wars and broken psyches.
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But why are the high-minded concerns of liberal intellectuals given the shortest shrift?
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Lofty rhetoric is so seductive to intellectuals in so many ways, but it's misleading.
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The cafes were filled with radical intellectuals, oil sheikhs and every kind of huckster.
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Intellectuals are definitely needed to make the world better, but only the superior ones.
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Mr. Murugan became a writer, with a small but passionate following among Tamil intellectuals.
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That hurt the egos of many intellectuals who got something so major so wrong.
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It also holds Iranian intellectuals and activists who have been critical of the regime.
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Their highly emotionally charged atmosphere has pushed away all intellectuals and divided the emotionals.
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Such revulsion only gratified Spanish intellectuals, who reveled in a reputation for atavistic barbarity.
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And his right to do so defended — tolerated — by one of America's foremost intellectuals.
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Richards couldn't understand why intellectuals didn't jump at the chance to spar with Flynt.
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It's a collection of artists, intellectuals, and activists that we have in these conventions.
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B. and Kyrie Irving, and public intellectuals like Bill Nye and Neil DeGrasse Tyson.
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When you go to a country, you admire their intellectuals, their ideas, their work.
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Singh made posed portraits, especially of the Indian writers and other intellectuals he befriended.
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The intellectuals of this movement often retained much of their revolutionary, anti-American fire.
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But the city is no longer a playground for struggling artists or idealistic intellectuals.
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For me, it's a real problem to communicate just with intellectuals around the world.
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He dismissed the fashionable leftism among Hollywood's screenwriting elite as group therapy for intellectuals.
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Some conservative intellectuals think Democrats' efforts to seize a patriotic mantle is fundamentally flawed.
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But the comparison has not escaped Indian intellectuals, including those in the news business.
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Reforming accreditation must be more than a parlor game for Washington intellectuals to play.
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A group of Muslim intellectuals, known as the Young Ottomans, fiercely opposed the reforms.
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Both aged 30, Nathan Robinson and Bhaskar Sunkara are leading left intellectuals and entrepreneurs.
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Aktoprak has short, unfussy hair and the easy confidence of many female Turkish intellectuals.
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Aktoprak has short, unfussy hair and the easy confidence of many female Turkish intellectuals.
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Some of the most famous intellectuals and scientists spent time doing nothing but thinking.
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Many conservative intellectuals have criticized Trump for replacing conservative ideas with white identity politics.
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Or maybe they are the third to go, after the press and the intellectuals.
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"Conservative intellectuals, and conservative politicians, have been in kind of a bubble," Roy says.
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A generation of artists and intellectuals was butchered, and cultural traditions were wiped out.
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I ordered a set of "Black History" flashcards made by the online store Urban Intellectuals.
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What you've seen less of are conservative intellectuals actually making the case for Donald Trump.
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"I think the letters reflect the views of many officials, businessmen and intellectuals," He said.
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There have been intellectuals that take issue with the way your work makes suffering beautiful.
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France may have lost its great intellectuals, but it has certainly not lost its intellectualism.
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She spoke to the intellectuals tuning in; she did not speak to the average American.
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But as the political parties were evolving, there was a fateful shift among conservative intellectuals.
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Home to prominent intellectuals, Kolkata is regarded as an artistic and cultural capital of India.
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A global ideological conflict, cast in civilizational terms, made the work of intellectuals worth subsidizing.
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" Ryan further claimed, "This stuff came from these German intellectuals to Madison, University of Wisconsin.
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The Experimental University, in Paris, was established by frustrated intellectuals after the protests of 230.
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In the purges that followed, the victims included intellectuals, ethnic Chinese Indonesians and countless others.
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Its front pages promote meaty essays by well-known British intellectuals, politicians and business leaders.
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They lost not only a legal giant, but one of their movement's foremost public intellectuals.
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Cortes has a way of attracting some of the top eco-intellectuals in the world.
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At seventeen, working at a printer's shop, he met intellectuals, and was soon publishing poems.
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And I'm not talking about fringe figures, I'm talking about people conservatives consider leading intellectuals.
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Even stranger, they appointed Jewish intellectuals and poets to select the choicest pearls for study.
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The scene became the show's calling card as a warning of Fascism's threat to intellectuals.
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Some artists and intellectuals in the mainland have tried to speak out about the anniversary.
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Several intellectuals said they were scared to speak out about friends who had been killed.
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Leading intellectuals in Japan called on him to set a moral example by stepping down.
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Buhai said she took cues from the artists and intellectuals of the 1920s and '30s.
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Though the maesters are the most respected intellectuals throughout Westeros, they are lacking as leaders.
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General McMaster, a highly decorated Army officer, is considered one of the military's leading intellectuals.
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The debates there are dominated by intellectuals who are overly attached to their own history.
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Then alien ideas promoted by intellectuals and outsiders — writers, journalists, professors, foreigners — undermined that harmony.
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The piece helps explain how pro-Trump intellectuals on the right understand this political moment.
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"We're calling all writers, readers, activists, intellectuals, agitators, friends, family, friends, and community," it writes.
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Fairhope, in Alabama, thrives as a place for artists, intellectuals and people of outsize character.
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Fairhope's blend of natural beauty and eccentric ambition continued to attract artists, writers and intellectuals.
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"Western leftist intellectuals are [fundamentally complicit] in the horrors of the 21st century," he says.
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On seizing power the Bolsheviks made their first victims the intellectuals who had preceded them.
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To understand the unhappiness of dark web intellectuals, you have to go back in time.
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That he was a little rougher around the edges than some of the bespectacled Jewish intellectuals who filled the ranks of the early Russian socialist movement was more a testament to the fact that they were bespectacled Jewish intellectuals than that Stalin was particularly thuggish.
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What leads some intellectuals to make so many bad judgments that there's nothing worthwhile to salvage?
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"Those intellectuals played a very important role, changing the whole climate, raising standards," says Mr Yang.
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It has featured famous scientists and public intellectuals like Stephen Hawking, Noam Chomsky, and Cormac McCarthy.
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Not that long ago, Margaret Mead was one of the most widely known intellectuals in America.
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When he presented his plan, the prince gathered clergy, intellectuals and journalists from across the spectrum.
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The digs at German intellectuals, which made Mr Goetz notorious at the time, now look parochial.
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But through diligent scholarship, a circle of European intellectuals helped distant gardens bloom in new languages.
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Conservative intellectuals are looking at their own party and realizing they know very little about it.
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Meanwhile, he's faced vociferous protests from women, students and intellectuals -- three groups that also opposed LBJ.
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In 2017, Saudi Arabia launched a crackdown on dissent, arresting scores of clerics, intellectuals and activists.
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He governed at first through a broad coalition of army officers, far-left politicians and intellectuals.
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My parents were part of a circle of artists and intellectuals to which Karel Čapek belonged.
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Not the most popular strip among the general public, it was much admired by some intellectuals.
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Mr. Genc said that like many other liberals and intellectuals he bought in to the vision.
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Serious and engaged thinkers, writers and intellectuals can respectfully and publicly disagree on critically important issues.
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Agitation first came from intellectuals around the National Review, founded by William F. Buckley in 1955.
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We can say things in public that many Iranian intellectuals will only admit to in private.
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"I had seen too many unemployed intellectuals during the 1930s," he wrote in the Nobel sketch.
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The dividing lines are confusing liberals and feminists, intellectuals and human rights activists, left and right.
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When the machete attacks on Bangladeshi intellectuals began three years ago, Bangladeshi authorities were initially silent.
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Lance befriends a group of intellectuals, and Nina hires a tutor to fit in with them.
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Conservative intellectuals remain unimpressed with Donald Trump's presidential campaign, notwithstanding his continued dominance of the polls.
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Societies learn more from their bitter experiences, after all, than from the ruminations of their intellectuals.
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The new regime destroyed the country's medical system and systematically targeted intellectuals, including doctors, for execution.
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What's not fake news is that lots of progressive intellectuals think Obama made very serious mistakes.
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That puts Mr. Trump, oddly, in sync with a number of Chinese intellectuals and business types.
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Other prominent artists and intellectuals made the journey to New Mexico a century or so ago.
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In the absence of elections, jailing intellectuals or maintaining the state of emergency carries little meaning.
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Intellectuals in Antioch (in ancient Syria) were tortured and beheaded, as were the statues around them.
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Liberal intellectuals linked the New Deal and the Great Society to Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson.
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But they reserve a particular venom for liberal Chinese intellectuals and celebrities who have condemned Mao.
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Moore continued: A realignment occurred while all the high-falutin' intellectuals and political consultants were napping.
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Many Chinese intellectuals of the May Fourth generation were attracted to Marxism for that very reason.
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All of that was highly unexpected and is what makes Kashmiri intellectuals fear the general's comments.
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In the meantime, black intellectuals will undoubtedly accept these betrayals as so-called price of progress.
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Along the way, he developed a cult following among counter-cultural figures, intellectuals, and other comics.
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Some politicians and intellectuals accused others of not condemning the insults to Mr. Finkielkraut firmly enough.
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It has drawn in activists, intellectuals and professionals, continuing a long tradition of protests in India.
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Conservatives make the same error when they insist that the identities of intellectuals should never matter.
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Liberal white audiences became increasingly interested in black intellectuals' conceptions of race and racism in America.
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English intellectuals appropriated the astral term "revolution" to express how politics, like the stars, is cyclical.
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In absolute terms, dark web intellectuals enjoy far more access to the mainstream than genuine leftists.
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While these actions enthralled primary voters, intellectuals and journalists witnessed them and judged Trump an aberration.
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It was once a town of modest glory, turning out revolutionaries and intellectuals and alive with industry.
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I sat in the balcony of Regina's prestigious Knox-Metropolitan Church listening to the music of intellectuals.
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Charles retires from public life as one of America's foremost public intellectuals – a revered and fearsome thinker.
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Many of Khashoggi's friends who were writers and intellectuals were swept up in a crackdown last September.
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Young people were called upon to spy on and denounce teachers and other intellectuals suspected of dissent.
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A cottage industry of intellectuals has sprung up around possibly the least intellectual president in American history.
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Graying leftist intellectuals saw in his books the enduring free spirit of the May '68 countercultural revolution.
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Many politicians, businesspeople, intellectuals, journalists and even whisky-swilling generals would far rather a more secular Pakistan.
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The Tories lost support among intellectuals and working-class voters fearful that tariffs would mean dearer food.
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Most Republican legislators and intellectuals hate them, but it turns out that the party's voters like them.
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Rights groups said it is part of a worrying trend of prosecuting intellectuals and artists in Egypt.
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He is part of a psychedelic community that he describes as being populated by academics and intellectuals.
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I love intellectuals who are not formed academically, but formed by their own desire to learn things.
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Slawomir Sierakowski, head of Krytyka Polityczna, a club of intellectuals, calls him the "leader of the left".
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Last year there were at least five such murders of intellectuals, bloggers and members of religious minorities.
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There are intellectuals who make art and I really don't consider myself too much of an intellectual.
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ONE HUNDRED years ago this week, 33 Korean intellectuals called for independence from the colonial overlord, Japan.
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Calls for persecution of the press and intellectuals (both cataloged as destructive critics) are another authoritarian mainstay.
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Back then, our emperor was Hirohito and my father's antipathy toward him was typical of Japanese intellectuals.
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Iraq's writers union condemned the shooting and blamed security forces for not doing enough to protect intellectuals.
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The high-security facility is known for holding foreign prisoners, as well as political dissidents and intellectuals.
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Critics say the government is targeting intellectuals to dilute or even erase Uighur culture, language and identity.
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His single-mindedness marked his friendships with the leading artists and intellectuals in his milieu, including Picasso.
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The sense of historical responsibility and faith in reform among intellectuals in the 1980s were crushed overnight.
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It's undeniable, though, that the GOP, for a long time now, has been courting emotionals over intellectuals.
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Well, I think the American people are smarter than most writers and intellectuals give them credit for.
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Liberals have their own history of avoiding leading intellectuals for those with the smallest possible intellectual footprints.
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There are TV stars and movie producers and charitable leaders and public intellectuals -- and then there's Oprah.
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Opinion Like many top intellectuals the world over, I've been thinking about the shape of history itself.
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The Arab and Muslim intellectuals who followed Kawakibi supported democracy or at least some variant of it.
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In a statement, officials urged "all officials and Egyptian intellectuals" to boycott the BBC until it apologizes.
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"She was so famous among Italian intellectuals and patriots," said Elena Capolino, the curator at Casa Guidi.
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But while these ideas have a constituency in Western electorates, they have virtually none among Western intellectuals.
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Confident in that connection, he has shown an unbending intolerance toward criticism from the media and intellectuals.
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Now, Uighurs keep a grimmer list of Uighur intellectuals — those who have disappeared in the current campaign.
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If the country decouples from America, many entrepreneurs and intellectuals wonder if China can continue to prosper.
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Looking deep into the national soul, Chinese intellectuals blamed the lack of civic morality for China's weakness.
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Politicians, activists and intellectuals have succumbed with numbing regularity, betraying every principle they once claimed to uphold.
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It includes Holocaust deniers and pseudo-intellectuals who spout unsubstantiated theories about the science behind racial difference.
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Declaration of artists, editors, activists, journalists, arts and literature professionals, and intellectuals of Cuban and other nationalities.
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It also allows intellectuals to believe that their ideas—or other, wrong ideas—really do have consequences.
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"The Border" (22005) was about two Jewish intellectuals traveling across Europe in 21993 to escape Hitler's persecutions.
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Now, according to a small but possibly prescient band of pro-Trump intellectuals, it is happening again.
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All intellectuals who support politicians must make compromises, but Trump's style makes those compromises harder to ignore.
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Even so, trying to find influential conservative economic intellectuals is basically a hopeless task, for two reasons.
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They were teachers, writers, directors, painters, intellectuals; many, but not all of them, worked in creative fields.
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Britain ceased equating Europe with scourges like intellectuals, rabies and garlic, as it had in my childhood.
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The Cuban Revolution inspired political awareness in almost all the writers, activists and intellectuals of my generation.
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The world of Davos-like conferences, TED talks and PopTech rewards thought leaders, not intellectuals, Drezner argues.
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Many Kashmiri intellectuals denied that Kashmir had a radicalization problem, at least not a religious radicalization problem.
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Are those who banned Mr. Yahya's novel even familiar with the provocative writings of their own intellectuals?
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While conservative intellectuals may enthuse that Trump outlined here a Trump doctrine, the reality is far different.
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It revealed the hypocrisy of liberal intellectuals who wouldn't acknowledge the good their country had done them.
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He meant the transformation of Afghan society, of public discourse, among activists and intellectuals, women and youth.
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Like many intellectuals, he's deficient in both self-knowledge and the full awareness of other people's existence.
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By the mid-eighteenth century, Paris's intellectuals had erected a standard of civilization for others to follow.
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The Cuban Revolution inspired political awareness in almost all the writers, activists and intellectuals of my generation.
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It is the obligation of artists and intellectuals to be constructively critical of their country of citizenship.
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The Turkish intellectuals who at the time advocated for the country's Westernization were distressed by Gide's words.
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The police's case against Mr. Teltumbde and the other intellectuals hinges on violence that erupted on Jan.
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So those intellectuals appropriated "revolution" to express how politics, like the stars, seems to work in cycles.
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So Sontag responded to a 21993 survey "about intellectuals and their role" with a kind of regal pique: What the word intellectual means to me today is, first of all, conferences and roundtable discussions and symposia in magazines about the role of intellectuals in which well-known intellectuals have agreed to pronounce on the inadequacy, credulity, disgrace, treason, irrelevance, obsolescence, and imminent or already perfected disappearance of the caste to which, as their participation in these events testifies, they belong.
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Even in France, which treats public intellectuals like national treasures, his erudite vocabulary and measured reasoning are mocked.
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Some conservatives complained about the speech on Twitter, but there's nothing the movement's writers and intellectuals can do.
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Intellectuals, businesspeople, celebrities, civil society organizations (CSOs), media organizations and journalists are being silenced via threats and blackmail.
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Origins held public events at which leading intellectuals discussed the origins of the universe, life, and social systems.
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What's more, Trump's support among conservative intellectuals, writers, and pundits was shockingly low for a Republican Party nominee.
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Chinese intellectuals have been transfixed by a coruscating, erudite essay by a Tsinghua University law professor, Xu Zhangrun.
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This intellectual reinvention helped de Benoist break into the rarefied circle of intellectuals who drive debate in France.
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Therefore to act in a brutal manner against pacifist intellectuals who confront state power would be counter-productive.
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In the speech "Words to Intellectuals," Fidel Castro made clear what the moral function of revolutionary art was.
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The English have, thus, had their revenge on those contemptuous intellectuals, but the hostility has harmed the country.
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One of you is totally a Charlotte — a confident, brilliant young woman with a soft spot for intellectuals.
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The hounding of conservative intellectuals not only deprives students of the chance to hear a range of opinions.
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" Intellectuals like Anderson stake their claims "on heights of metaphysical perfection, and won't deign to notice anything less.
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In the 90s, there was suddenly no more money for the intellectuals who were sent to this city.
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The institutions that enable intellectuals to conduct meaningful research are also being radically remade by their new sponsors.
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Indeed, feminist intellectuals of the 1970s ardently believed that after the feminist revolution, everyone would have better sex.
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This is a concept that was brought to us by Jewish intellectuals, to undermine our confidence in ourselves.
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"Activists and domestics, lawyers and boot blacks, intellectuals and Pullman Porters — The Guardian attracted them all," Greenidge writes.
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Similar attacks on intellectuals, secular writers and others have taken place over the last two years in Bangladesh.
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In workshops, he asks the kind of big-picture questions that politicians, intellectuals and billionaires like to answer.
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Spain's comparatively low-key treatment of Cervantes has rankled not a few of the country's writers and intellectuals.
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The victims included intellectuals, ethnic Chinese Indonesians and countless others, many of whom had no connection to Communism.
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The neoconservatives were a group of maverick intellectuals who exercised influence out of all proportion to their numbers.
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And because some public intellectuals aren't careful enough with their comments, many people are quite disgusted with them.
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The ethnic-minority groups and intellectuals in the Socialist coalition had parties on the left to go to.
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And this resistance found support from right-wing intellectuals, heirs to pre-World War II "Old Guard" conservatism.
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Similarly, Republican donors and "#NeverTrump" conservative intellectuals did their darnedest to derail his candidacy; but to no avail.
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Immediately after, my grandfather fled the repression against Russian intellectuals and fled to China, where I was born.
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For years, I have been critical of liberals who demean conservative black intellectuals as sellouts or Uncle Toms.
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In Buenos Aires, he aligned himself with artists and intellectuals opposed to the authoritarian regime of Juan Perón.
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Photographs show him smiling at the exhibition preview and at a celebratory dinner, surrounded by dignitaries and intellectuals.
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The country's minorities have been targeted by the regime, which has encouraged violence to which some intellectuals acquiesce.
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At the Jewish Theological Seminary, he was influenced by the towering intellectuals Mordecai Kaplan and Abraham Joshua Heschel.
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It was a network of artists, intellectuals and students who disseminated pamphlets and posters calling for civil disobedience.
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"In Europe there's more of a tradition of having intellectuals as part of popular culture," Dr. Pinker said.
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Many scholars trace the assault on intellectuals to the imprisonment of Ilham Tohti, a Uighur economist, in 2014.
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But demanding greater social and political rights has often exacted a severe cost on Saudi activists and intellectuals.
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How often do you see controversial but well-informed intellectuals like Noam Chomsky and Martha Nussbaum on television?
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Historically, fascists sought to silence, imprison and even kill university professors and other intellectuals who resisted authoritarian rule.
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Apart from a handful of dissident intellectuals, no one worked, fought or did anything to earn this liberty.
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In the late '60s, the military junta imprisoned and arrested many artists and intellectuals for their political beliefs.
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After all, if voters wanted to elect writers and intellectuals to office, we would have more of them.
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In this outspoken university town, artists, intellectuals and athletes share their passions for good food and outdoor fun.
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Nor are we in a unique time and place where intellectuals have become the enemy of the people.
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That golden age never existed; still, there was a time when some conservative intellectuals had interesting, independent ideas.
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The Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) was once a place of vigorous debate among right of center intellectuals.
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But for conservative intellectuals, as for so many others, November 20003th did not mark a return to normalcy.
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In July 1941, the Nazis rounded up the town's intellectuals: the well-educated, the doctors—its professional class.
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The alliance between the unions and intellectuals, so vital to passing legislation in the Progressive Era, broke down.
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Fuller's rather grandiose title promises more than a study of a few New England intellectuals can reasonably deliver.
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A nonconformist, Aron was fearless in taking on the leading intellectuals of his time, including his friend Sartre.
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"The progressive intellectuals of the left lost their public and are trying to get it back," she added.
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It included suburban taxpayers, business interests, white backlash-voters, religious conservatives, gun owners, anti-communist intellectuals and men.
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And there are also intellectuals who already see in this a rectification of history, even a decolonial victory.
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Almost Kashmir's entire leadership class — democratically elected representatives, teachers, students, intellectuals, and prominent merchants — is now behind bars.
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It was then embraced by all those who felt powerless, whether they were dissident intellectuals or random teenagers.
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The document, which was initially signed by hundreds of Chinese intellectuals, led to his arrest in December 2008.
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"Never Trump" conservative intellectuals sought to drive home that message throughout the 2016 campaign, as retiring Republican Sens.
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At the turn of the last century, self-declared transnationalist intellectuals such as Bourne posited the opposite view.
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Muharib, an academic, was arrested as part of a crackdown on clerics, intellectuals and activists in September 2017.
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Even then, East Coast intellectuals quick to dismiss California as a cultural wasteland marveled at its natural beauty.
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A public feud between two of America's top black intellectuals has led one of them to abandon Twitter.
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So while some black intellectuals like Ta-Nehisi Coates, Michelle Alexander and Cornel West have backed Mr. Sanders, Mrs.
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And despite several prominent intellectuals' coming out in favor of Mr. Sanders, the women said they believed that Mrs.
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Unlike Pence, they're intellectuals rather than political actors, and thus have no excuse for making a fundamentally absurd case.
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Since the mainstream media are mostly pumping out government propaganda, Russia's modern intellectuals have got involved in cultural projects.
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Many intellectuals do not see the devastation of our trade policies, but it is real and people want change.
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Black writers and intellectuals say far more needs to be done by white South Africans to acknowledge the past.
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It suggests that Maharashtra's finest think they can appear heroic by labelling elderly sandal-wearing intellectuals as dangerous assassins.
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Through friendships with Pauli Murray, Ella Baker and others, Hedgeman helped sustain a community of activists, artists and intellectuals.
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Refreshingly, some public intellectuals in Beijing signed a petition deploring the recent evictions as a violation of human rights.
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The architects of the Russian Revolution were writers and heavily influenced by novelists and intellectuals in the 19th century.
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In 1945 he became its foreign editor, nurturing temperamental central European intellectuals such as Arthur Koestler and Isaac Deutscher.
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Like most self-educated intellectuals, he believed himself to be the first man to have every read any philosophy.
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It's been spreading in recent decades among conservative intellectuals, libertarian legal thinkers, religious conservatives, secular libertarians, and religious conservatives.
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Which is full of sexist intellectuals (OK, one sexist intellectual) but that's better that than the usual violent sexists.
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" While public intellectuals traffic in complexity and criticism, thought leaders burst with the evangelist's desire to "change the world.
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Intellectuals, people deemed "class enemies" and those with ties to the West or the former Nationalist government were persecuted.
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Black intellectuals have also used "rigged" to reveal the power of more hidden barriers to full citizenship and prosperity.
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By threat or violent action it frequently blocks events it does not like, such as lectures by secular intellectuals.
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Shortly after Threshold's deal with Yiannopoulos was announced, prominent liberal intellectuals announced that they would be boycotting Simon & Schuster.
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In a rare move, more than 100 prominent Chinese intellectuals circulated an open letter online, criticizing the forced evictions.
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On the other hand, some liberal intellectuals in China believe that the United States is good in every way.
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In the run-up to Euro 2016, this became "une affaire d'état," with politicians and intellectuals joining the fray.
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"A lot of intellectuals sit back and write columns and let other people do the work," Mr. Bossie said.
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As for Beijing's connections to the region, politicians and intellectuals in the Middle East have historically encouraged China's engagement.
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There had always been some writing in colloquial Egyptian, and a number of intellectuals advocated for expanding this practice.
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She ran art schools, befriended Harlem Renaissance intellectuals and produced realistic portraits in stone, wood, clay, plaster and bronze.
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A former philosophy professor at France's elite École Polytechnique, he is arguably the most visible of France's public intellectuals.
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This year Tokarczuk was a guest curator, organizing a weeklong series of symposiums featuring leading Polish writers and intellectuals.
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Many public intellectuals were trained in the social sciences and take the choosing individual as their mental starting point.
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"I think the term AI is overloaded and mostly used by fear-mongering technophiles or wannabe intellectuals," he said.
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There was once a time when marijuana was accepted among intellectuals and creative types as lubrication for the brain.
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" But when pagan intellectuals decided to confront Christianity on its exclusivist terms — "We believe in one God as well!
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Instead, conservative intellectuals seem hellbent on taking their 12 percent share among the young and turning it to 3.
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Before converting to Christianity in 2005, he was named one of the 50 most prominent public intellectuals in China.
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The downstairs was a performance space that became an incubator and showcase for musicians, comedians, artists, intellectuals and others.
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Caliphate intellectuals are united in reviling the Islamic State, but beyond that, their projections of the future vary widely.
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After Castro jailed a dissident poet, Mr. Hart sought to reconcile with Cuba's intellectuals by creating a culture ministry.
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His remarks offered a window into growing frustration among Chinese intellectuals and entrepreneurs over Mr. Xi's increasingly authoritarian rule.
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Across the Arab world, intellectuals, writers, activists and ordinary citizens are censoring themselves because when they don't, governments do.
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The insistent voices of feminist intellectuals are in there, too, urging her not to be such a soft touch.
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The left has genuine public intellectuals with actual ideas and at least some real influence; the right does not.
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Caldwell's book, The Age of Entitlement: America Since the Sixties, has become a must-read among right-leaning intellectuals.
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Since Mr. Xi came to power in 2012, the pressure on Mr. He and other wayward intellectuals has deepened.
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They then rounded up more than 2,000 Kashmiri intellectuals, including teachers, students, rights activists and political and business leaders.
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The thin reed on which he places his hopes for reform is the notion that intellectuals will police themselves.
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That vaudevillian public disdain for East Coast intellectuals, Ivy League blue bloods, cosmopolites — all of it started with Nixon.
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Bangladesh has struggled to contain extremist violence in recent years, as Islamist militants have targeted secular writers and intellectuals.
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It really does; and this guy is angry for you against all the phony intellectuals who have no idea.
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It was a rare gathering of many of Iran's leading intellectuals, one of the last times before the revolution.
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Long before globalism became a buzzword, artists, writers, and intellectuals from different countries were getting together in postwar Paris.
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The cafe's reputation grew among the international community, attracting expat intellectuals, artists, and rock stars like the Rolling Stones.
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Intellectuals are supposed to understand that history works on a deeper level than what day-to-day events show.
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The relationship she forms with Gregson means she is part of his exciting Bohemian life and a world of intellectuals.
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"Karol Wojtyla had many friendships with women, men, children, clergy, laity, intellectuals, workers — there is no news here," he said.
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Scarborough subtly responded to Trump's Twitter rant on Thursday by retweeting several pointed comments from fellow journalists, historians and intellectuals.
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Painting with a wide brush creates a prejudice against even "intellectuals" inclined to agree with much of what he says.
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Ever since Donald Trump won the Republican presidential nomination, conservative intellectuals have been grappling with how this could have happened.
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More recently intellectuals have worried about the rapid growth of the federal government, inaugurated by Lyndon Johnson's Great Society programme.
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Some black intellectuals said Obama wasn't even African-American because his father was from the east African nation of Kenya.
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Oromos are blamed as secessionists to justify the continued monitoring, control, and policing of Oromo intellectuals, politicians, artists and activists.
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This stance makes him exceptional among Latin American intellectuals, many of whom are still bewitched by anti-imperialism and socialism.
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" In the past, intellectuals have become targets for ultranationalists after public hearings on "anti-Turkishness" or "insulting the Turkish Republic.
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It was a control of how intellectuals thought about the US. But once it was exposed, it was completely useless.
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But sadly, Muslim public intellectuals, thinkers, leaders, and Islamic scholars have that double standard that we have to deal with.
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But my pessimistic expectation is the anniversary will mostly focus on Red Guard chaos narratives, and suffering of elite intellectuals.
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Partly as a result, in Algeria, as in other Arab countries, discourse in the media and among intellectuals is compartmentalized.
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Beyond that, intellectuals and world leaders might do well reflect on their worship of development numbers over human rights concerns.
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And opposition to Mr. Trump runs high among political donors and conservative intellectuals supportive of Mr. Ryan and his agenda.
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Some 20,000 Spaniards were ultimately granted exile in Mexico, including prominent politicians, intellectuals and luminaries such as filmmaker Luis Bunuel.
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James Marriott made this point in an article in the Times this week ("Britain should learn to love its intellectuals").
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Heads of state, CEOs, public intellectuals and even major celebrities were among the attendees of the exclusive four-day megaconference.
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Some of the intellectuals were involved in the anti-Manchu resistance and had gone into exile in Japan, he added.
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The fight against Somoza had brought together disparate factions, including Marxist guerrillas (like Ortega) and middle-class intellectuals (like Ramírez).
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Six writers and intellectuals who campaigned against Islam were killed in 2015, most of them hacked to death with machetes.
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The author of 220006 books on education and the arts, he assembled an inner circle of intellectuals and influential politicians.
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Political researchers, and some Republican intellectuals, have identified a correlation between support for Mr. Trump and racial resentment of nonwhites.
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A new protest movement known as KOD — a conscious echo of KOR, the pre-Solidarity intellectuals' movement — formed last year.
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During the Stalinist period after World War II, some 300,000 Lithuanians, largely intellectuals, were deported to Siberia; 50,000 never returned.
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Upon returning to Brooklyn, he took over managing his father's restaurant, Trios, which became a hub of intellectuals and artists.
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Mr. Li was a perpetual rebel and relished confrontation, taking aim over the years at Taiwanese leaders, celebrities and intellectuals.
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When the two fell out in the 1970s, many intellectuals leaned left toward García Márquez, while Vargas Llosa was shunned.
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Right-wing intellectuals don't go along with Trump despite his despicable personality; they do so, quite openly, because of it.
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The New New World Business leaders and intellectuals say one of Beijing's toughest critics could force the country to change.
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He was neither an apologist nor a dissident; like so many Soviet intellectuals, he led an often tormented "double" life.
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Two of the nation's top public intellectuals are adding to this expansive genre with short books designed for broad audiences.
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Social scientists have found that when aspiring intellectuals face highly restricted employment opportunities, they often take refuge in extreme politics.
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"It's a knife cutting into the soul of intellectuals and people who are concerned about our country's destiny," he said.
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In the late 1960s, the military dictatorship in Brazil arrested and imprisoned many artists and intellectuals for their political beliefs.
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Intellectuals and organizers found their voice on issues they could use to build their movements both in numbers and confidence.
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Radicals had faith in the working class, to ally with the intellectuals and form a common movement against concentrated wealth.
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Second, conservative writers and intellectuals have a vision for how they want American society to be in the 21st century.
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In recent years, its authorities have struggled to contain extremist violence against religious minorities, foreigners, gay people and secular intellectuals.
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Usually it was confined to the margins—failed candidacies like that of Pat Buchanan—or to the utterances of intellectuals.
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Some students, inspired by Maoist ideas about the need for intellectuals to leave the ivory tower, took jobs in factories.
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Some of Kepel's fellow intellectuals contend that the election should be an opportunity to look inward instead of blaming Islamists.
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In a low-trust era, people no longer have as much faith in grand intellectuals to serve as cultural arbiters.
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This month, several more intellectuals and journalists were arrested, apparently for seeking to publicize the cases of detained women's activists.
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The proposal has been backed by conservative intellectuals and organizations including the Independent Women's Forum and the American Enterprise Institute.
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A win-win vision for religious freedom and LGBT rights is not the outlier view of a few Beltway intellectuals.
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They were staid intellectuals, and Saint Phalle seemed to them like a bright exotic bird descending on the sedate countryside.
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Intellectuals and artists were particularly targeted, and Khmer ballet was nearly extinguished with the deaths of most of its teachers.
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Separately, a series of abuse and harassment accusations by journalists, intellectuals and charity leaders has enlivened China's nascent #MeToo movement.
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A group of Kazakh intellectuals recently called for Atajurt to be closed, saying the group harms Kazakhstan's relationship with China.
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They attended university mostly to find a husband, and were anti-intellectuals with a disdain for art, literature, and even science.
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Sometimes they scored successes that even they found surprising: Hard-liners who ran death squads targeting intellectuals were prosecuted and imprisoned.
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It could be a niche activity; a sport for the intellectuals while everyone else is off watching football (of either variety).
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The Israeli Mossad stood behind the assassination of educated people and intellectuals because Israel knows Palestine will be liberated by scientists.
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There I was honored to witness a young generation of intellectuals and activists cutting their teeth on social mobilization and protest.
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It's not unreasonable that intellectuals in their position would at least grapple with the idea that the Enlightenment project had failed.
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And portraying people who want to get the Enlightenment right as emotion-driven, agenda-driven "intellectuals" does nothing to further knowledge.
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"Bingham was in real fights with the Peruvian government, and with local intellectuals, over the ownership of the artifacts," Heaney said.
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He said Muslim intellectuals and a "political axis" continually exonerate terrorist attacks as solitary acts of violence despite a clear connection.
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In the 1950s and 1960s American intellectuals seized on Tocqueville's insight that mass society might weaken liberty by narrowing society's choices.
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He blasted journalists, clerics, and intellectuals for calling to revise the hijab law and allowing people to dress as they want.
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But she found something appealing in the white power activists who presented themselves as intellectuals, like Richard Spencer and Jared Taylor.
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Trump's roster of agency heads and advisers conspicuously lacks intellectuals, lawyers, and academics of the sort sought by some past presidents.
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Many intellectuals in South Korea and Japan have condemned the legal maneuvers against Ms. Park as violations of freedom of scholarship.
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One would be hard-pressed, these days, to name many Irish cultural figures, writers or public intellectuals who are practising Catholics.
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Hundreds of people, including prominent intellectuals, had signed the charter by the time Mr Liu was hauled away to his cell.
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The documentary programmes had prompted energetic debate among intellectuals about how to reform China that helped foment the following year's unrest.
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Intellectuals are trying to build frameworks to understand why the divide, which first opened up in the 1990s, continues to worsen.
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He was smart and knowledgeable but he was not of the class of overeducated, sophisticated intellectuals that felt entitled to success.
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I would say, if we don't do it as journalists, commentators, writers, academics, activists, intellectuals, who else is gonna do it?
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Video and phone interviews with intellectuals brought in the likes of economist Joseph Stiglitz, Italian playwright Dario Fo, and Noam Chomsky.
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Conservative intellectuals have been by-and-large suspicious of Cruz's tactics and motives all along, precisely because of that overwhelming ambition.
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The problem with this story is that it gratifies the pride of conservative intellectuals, but is almost completely false on history.
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They still held embassy parties for intellectuals, who ended up being accused of being CIA agents because of their diplomatic ties.
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There are many evangelical Christians who are intellectuals, who do not simply buy into right-wing — or left-wing — political views.
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Some 30 clerics, intellectuals and activists were locked up last month in what rights groups described as a "crackdown on dissent".
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Beside my chair were collections of letters and memoirs written by intrepid female journalists, intellectuals and novelists, all British or European.
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Starting in the early 2000s, a series of seminars in America and Europe brought together diaspora Armenians and Turkish Armenian intellectuals.
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She watched the New York intellectuals at close range, and held in particularly high esteem Politics, the journal Dwight Macdonald edited.
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In turn, architects became public pop-intellectuals, each stuck in a personal stylistic mode, promoting their services to global client lists.
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But since the 1980s, many politicians and intellectuals have reinterpreted laïcité to confine all displays of religion to the private sphere.
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The party started as an intellectuals' anti-Euro group, criticizing the common currency and later the bailout of eurozone member countries.
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Intersecting her life are larger threads — the women's suffrage movement, the artists and intellectuals of the Bloomsbury group, the world wars.
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As a flawed and scandal-ridden president, Trump is dividing conservative intellectuals in the same ways Richard Nixon did during Watergate.
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Reformist intellectuals, who supported a path of incremental change, viewed men like Jianguo as politically naïve and their mission as suicidal.
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Investigative journalists, public intellectuals, media critics, college professors, editors and publishers, human-rights lawyers, and environmental activists—nobody feels safe anymore.
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Darren Byler, a scholar at the University of Washington who focuses on Uyghur culture, explained the purpose of targeting Uyghur intellectuals.
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She was an honors student in high school, and attended Howard University because she dreamed of life spent among black intellectuals.
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Peterson, formerly an obscure professor, is now one of the most influential—and polarizing—public intellectuals in the English-speaking world.
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The Soviets were purging and deporting Polish intellectuals; the Nazis were indiscriminately killing Poles, and herding Jews into the Warsaw Ghetto.
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Reality seemed to have roared past logic, invalidating the kind of delicately calibrated opinion that had given intellectuals prestige and purpose.
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Biya's 35-year rule has grown increasingly intolerant of dissent, with opposition activists, journalists and intellectuals routinely arrested and sometimes charged.
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Concern for irresponsible borrowing of texts has somehow become a problem for the elites: intellectuals and the so-called mainstream media.
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I hope that more and more people become members of the art world: as art historians, public intellectuals, board members, guards.
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In 2015, my last column was a roundup of the year's biggest social justice stories as ranked by intellectuals and activists.
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He fled Saudi Arabia with two suitcases amid a crackdown on intellectuals and activists who criticized Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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The meetings continue, like a "La Ronde" of intellectuals, until we hear from nine scientists in fields including astronomy and neuroscience.
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The socialists Mr. Sanders most resembles were Gilded Age intellectuals, reformers, union members and ordinary citizens who self-labeled as socialist.
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"He explored all the Rome neighborhoods, but unlike other intellectuals, who observe from afar, he was inside, he lived the life."
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There were always intellectuals like W.E.B. Du Bois, journalists like Ida B. Wells, playwrights like Lorraine Hansberry, artists like Alma Thomas.
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"Some are intellectuals who convert people, others are ideologists who will take action, other get radicalized in prison," Mr. Hermann said.
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Stars like Serge Gainsbourg and Jacques Dutronc were intellectuals who sang from the head, even when their lyrical content was perverse.
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However, for safety reasons, the organizers until the last moment did not publicize the names of many participating artists and intellectuals.
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But Trump won — and some conservative intellectuals embraced a man who exploited the same brutish energies that Buckley had supposedly banished.
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One of the most prominent intellectuals to say he will cast a blank ballot is the left-wing historian Emmanuel Todd.
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House of Cards, Scandal, and the less political Succession: All these already have white men in power backed by marginalized intellectuals.
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But these intellectuals—a group that includes anonymous bloggers and prominent academics—maintain that he does have a distinctive world view.
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Journalists, poets, intellectuals and many politicians who questioned the state were labeled traitors, sometimes jailed or exiled, and on occasion killed.
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Go a click in one direction and the group is enhanced by intellectuals with tony affiliations like Steven Pinker at Harvard.
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Many people, liberals and intellectuals known to CNN here, are on holiday abroad and won't answer their phones, or speak freely.
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Paul Ryan Until recently, Ryan was regarded as the Republican idea man, whose riff on cutting entitlements made conservative intellectuals swoon.
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His administration and its allies have jailed hundreds of Kashmiris without charges, intimidated journalists, arrested intellectuals and suppressed gloomy economic reports.
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The 20th century held up intellectuals like that, and then discredited them — too many were too wrong about communism and fascism.
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In another self-protective move, these intellectuals have taken to blaming identity politics for Mr. Trump's support among white male voters.
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Unlike public intellectuals who casually toss around the word "fascist" to describe a disappointing restaurant salad, Snyder knows this subject cold.
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After studying government at Dartmouth, Ramsay worked as an associate editor at National Review, the flagship periodical of American conservative intellectuals.
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This is the self-sustaining system of politicians, bureaucrats and their supporting cast of lobbyists, journalists, think tank intellectuals, and lawyers.
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Both parents were hippie intellectuals, members of the counterculture who taught their children to prize independent thinking and buck the system.
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I was taught that humans were the ultimate intellectuals, unless you asked questions that extended beyond what was in the Torah.
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The global media response to the resurgence in extremist violence against writers, activists, and intellectuals in general has been predictably strong.
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In "The New York Intellectuals," his seminal 1968 essay looking back on the coterie of writers who burst on the scene in the late 1930s and exercised an outsize influence on the American mind until the rise of the New Left in the early '60s, Irving Howe nicely captured what is distinctive about intellectuals in all times and places.
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In the 1950s, officials forced many intellectuals to write letters of self-confession as a means of subjugating them to Mao's ideas.
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As criticism of his policies grew, the authorities also expanded a crackdown on dissent, with dozens of activists, intellectuals and clerics arrested.
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The memes are actually pretty high-brow when you think about it, sure to delight intellectuals with great taste in pop culture.
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I think he&aposs -- he ranks with Bill Buckley, Irving Kristol as among the top conservative intellectuals of the last 50 years.
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In her photos, she is Celine Liu, a glamorous socialite who chats with world leaders, mingles with celebrities, and hobnobs with intellectuals.
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In the 1930s, avant-garde artists painted on it, and psychiatrists gave it to intellectuals like Walter Benjamin and Jean-Paul Sartre.
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That began to change as Western missionaries flocked to China, and as more Chinese intellectuals traveled back and forth to the West.
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There was a great New Yorker article about the conservative intellectuals that back Trump, and there's just a "yes, but" about him.
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Though Christian teaching is at the heart of the Western academic tradition, atheism has long been the new gospel for many intellectuals.
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Built in Whitby of Yorkshire oak, twisted and hardened by Yorkshire winds, Endeavour had been designed to carry not intellectuals but coal.
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Her parents were intellectuals who never had to fret about money, not like my mother had to, and Allison was the same.
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On the red carpet, individuals alone have the power to define themselves as glittering stars, rarefied gazelles, eccentric raconteurs or rumply intellectuals.
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Among intellectuals, commentators, and party actors devoted to advancing "conservatism" as an ideological project, Martin writes, Cruz seems vastly preferable to Trump.
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Los Angeles, to be exact, which is the kind of city where East Coast intellectuals like Noah do not fit in easily.
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The upshot of Williamson's article is that some conservative intellectuals have given up trying to persuade the unwashed masses in their party.
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Maybe someday, someone will reprint your work, and use it as an example of just how absurd those 21st-century intellectuals were.
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His move came just a week after a group of intellectuals and opposition figures urged Bouteflika not to seek a fifth term.
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Back in 2003, Saddam's novels were widely discussed among Arab intellectuals exchanging accusations of writing for dictators for money, or under threat.
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Over the past two years, similar killings have taken place, targeting intellectuals, activists, secularist bloggers and members of religious minorities in Bangladesh.
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El Chapo's release was "without a doubt a difficult and tense moment," he told the annual gathering of world leaders and intellectuals.
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The initial targets were secular writers and intellectuals, but recently the victims have included foreigners, gay activists and members of religious minorities.
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You who fund our universities do so with trust that intellectuals will act in your interest and reflect your pro-American values.
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The writer and his wife, both so-called integrated Muslim intellectuals, are about to give up on Sweden and emigrate to Canada.
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From the 1880s to the 1910s, the painter J. Alden Weir vacationed with fellow intellectuals in a sleepy corner of eastern Connecticut.
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I consider myself an intellectual, even though I never finished high school and don't agree with many public intellectuals on some issues.
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Writers and intellectuals have more latitude, especially when they don't belong to institutions that require them to raise money from partisan donors.
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He was going to a dinner the following evening with some Beijing intellectuals, and everyone was keen to hear the latest news.
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But such episodes, while provoking criticism among the country's intellectuals, appear to carry less weight with the public, according to the survey.
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Intellectuals, journalists, imams and ordinary Uzbeks had their own ideas of what "Uzbekness" was, and their own visions for an ideal society.
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Both the GLF and the Green New Deal are based on detailed plans endorsed by some intellectuals who have little practical experience.
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This is despite the fact that many of the intellectuals explored in Nash's book supported Jim Crow segregation or South African apartheid.
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I don't want to sit and be quiet when anti-intellectuals have taken over the country and turned us into an idiocracy.
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Tuten conjures a city of small bookstores, vibrant cafés, seedy bars, and crummy apartments, and the artists and intellectuals who populated them.
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Intellectuals welcome new information, viewing it as a chance to improve upon their knowledge and change their analysis of a given situation.
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Breaking from tradition, Du Bois was among the first great American public intellectuals whose reach extended beyond the academy to the masses.
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She is one of the few Syrian artists and intellectuals who has not been banned from the country by the Assad regime.
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When in the company of intellectuals or aristocrats, what Ullrich calls his "inferiority complex" was inflamed, and he grew fidgety and irritable.
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" Much that is distasteful — and, at worst, fraudulent — about the American university system can be traced, ultimately, to "The Responsibility of Intellectuals.
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Intellectuals were preoccupied with the legacy of slavery at a moment when "scientific racism" and its relatives, including social Darwinism, were ascendant.
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Like the protesters then, these intellectuals are not trying to simply win elections but to change the way people think and live.
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These are real people and they matter, but it doesn't seem like anti-Clinton leftist intellectuals and activists actually speak for them.
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For the past year, American intellectuals have largely risen to the challenge, igniting new debates about race, class, gender and democracy itself.
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In his new book, "Minjian: The Rise of China's Grassroots Intellectuals," the French historian Sebastian Veg describes these 21st-century amateur activists.
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Herrera comes from a family of influential intellectuals in Havana, where her father founded a newspaper and her mother was a journalist.
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He was a socialist intellectual who hated socialists and intellectuals; an alienated soul who "lionized the common man," as Lynskey puts it.
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But now President Xi Jinping seems to be intensifying repression again — against ethnic minorities, intellectuals, lawyers, Christians, labor activists, even Maoist students.
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But, as Perry's biography illuminates, she was at the center of a world of black intellectuals, including her close friend James Baldwin.
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That's not so surprising, given Americans' intensifying resentment of anything that smacks of elitism and given Republicans' attacks on science and intellectuals.
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The disaffected residents of Manchester — owners of small businesses, intellectuals and weavers toiling in the newly mechanized mills — plan a mass meeting.
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Since then, the festival has convened hundreds of authors and intellectuals from dozens of countries to sit in conversation with American writers.
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Many of those intellectuals later turned against the Communist Party, which dragged a unified Vietnam through disastrous postwar experiments in collectivized agriculture.
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Neither do prominent intellectuals enjoy the kind of entree to presidents and their campaigns that Schlesinger and his friends took for granted.
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Except for locales like Western Europe and social groups like intellectuals, most of the world is as religious as ever, he concluded.
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The debate, and his subsequent encounters with Buckley, left Baldwin with a bitter taste: "He's the intellectuals' James Bond," he once said.
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Like the majority of young intellectuals, he retained leftist leanings, but, at the same time, found himself caught in an ideological quandary.
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This time, prominent intellectuals, actresses, Instagram stars and sports figures waged social media campaigns to urge people to vote for Mr. Rouhani.
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The evictions sparked unusually direct criticism from China's intellectuals, students and journalists, who say the government is unfairly targeting the vulnerable underclass.
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In 1948, with permission, he republished essays by Sartre, Camus and other intellectuals that had first appeared in the polemical journal Esprit.
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During the years of World War II, many exiles fleeing Nazi Germany settled in the area and built a community of intellectuals.
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The article continues the widespread practice of ignoring the voices of Congolese intellectuals, many of whom write about their homeland with nuance.
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The Luo are considered intellectuals, but they also "like to fight," according to Isaac Motuku, who was sitting in traffic in Nairobi.
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If the meme could apply to any group of wealthy, pretentious pseudo-intellectuals, at least Photoshop a Harvard logo in there somewhere.
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The ensemble members all wear ill-fitting suits, in the tradition of intellectuals who can't be bothered with fashion, and bow ties.
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Democracy is other people, and the ignorance of the many has long galled the few, especially the few who consider themselves intellectuals.
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At Home Works, a conference for artists and intellectuals in Beirut, he convened a panel on the cultural implications of Saadiyat Island.
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The erosion of trust in prestigious institutions has weakened the position of both academia and the traditional journalistic perches of public intellectuals.
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Conservative intellectuals led by William F. Buckley Jr. long ago rejected having fringe elements like the John Birch Society in the fold.
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It's become prominent thanks to the emergence of vibrant leftist magazines like Jacobin and its adoption by prominent public intellectuals like Mishra.
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They resent liberal intellectuals who tell them to feel sorry for the line-cutters, and dismiss them as bigots when they don't.
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Selin could be any number of his gentle, ineffectual intellectuals, whose very gentleness and ineffectuality make them so important, according to Nabokov.
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He's one of the intellectuals that the nationalist conservatives trying to imagine a Trumpism after Trump tell me they read most closely.
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But even that could not spare Mr. Zhou during the Cultural Revolution, Mao's purge of intellectuals and others between 1966 and 19663.
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"All the main civil society leaders, all the intellectuals, all those who dare to speak the truth, they are targeted," she said.
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She was not just talking about unequal pay, but about woman-hatred in the highest places and among the most admired intellectuals.
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But a free speech movement that has elevated expensive provocateurs over conservative intellectuals has only undermined the cause of campus intellectual diversity.
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Instead, since September, Prince Mohammed has sent hundreds of clerics, intellectuals and Islamic thinkers to prison under the pretext of fighting terrorism.
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The designer channeled — and collaborated with — black American intellectuals and the black spiritual tradition for a moving show during London Fashion Week.
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A loose grouping of intellectuals and architectural theorists, which goes under the name Projekt Bauhaus, intends to take the problem head-on.
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I currently teach a course called Black Intellectuals, which is focused on debates around racial inequality in the post-civil rights era.
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What do you make of the political climate in the United States, which feels particularly hostile to intellectuals and experts right now?
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Coming from Clinton, black intellectuals dismiss this as another campaign tactic to be forgotten once she has working-class whites to woo.
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A black box, the "Room of Memory", displays a slideshow of mugshots of the victims of Stalin's purges—avant-garde artists, writers, intellectuals.
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And it was well distributed between the major parties, with the Tories mobilising the forces of property and Labour the workers and intellectuals.
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I was born in Germany, my father was an officer in the Army, and he and my mother were both cosmopolitan, both intellectuals.
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A group of intellectuals, journalists and politicians campaigned for the Turkish extradition request to be rejected, despite the diplomatic complications that could arise.
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As early as 1961, Castro threw down the gauntlet in a famous speech to the island's writers and intellectuals: Within the revolution, everything.
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More than 200 intellectuals, politicians and activists have signed a letter calling on authorities to close the base and expel the Night Wolves.
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In 2013 a group of anti-euro intellectuals led by Bernd Lucke, an economist, formed the right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) party.
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Feng had been meeting with fellow academics and intellectuals while in China, as well as human rights lawyers as part of his research.
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They are seen in restaurants and cafes such as Cafe Naderi, where writers, artists and intellectuals have hung out for nearly a century.
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By the post-war era it had cracked the popular mainstream as swing, while simultaneously engaging intellectuals with the highbrow offshoot of bebop.
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Some of the intellectuals view the other faction as crass mercenaries more interested in protecting their access than in fighting for lofty principles.
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Many of Czechoslovakia's leading intellectuals up to that point had still sympathised with communism and hoped that it could be improved from within.
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In fact, the first organizations that went Nazi were student organizations, and this was a sign that disaffected intellectuals were flocking to Hitler.
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Some of the biggest intellectuals in the conservative movement have been supporters of UBI, people like Friedrich Hayek, Milton Friedman, and Charles Murray.
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A group of conservative publicists and intellectuals published a "declaration" of solidarity, signed initially by some 30 people, members of a conservative salon.
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The detentions follow a crackdown in September on political opponents of Saudi Arabia's rulers that saw some 30 clerics, intellectuals and activists detained.
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Your article brought back memories of Western intellectuals at the time who supported Mao Zedong's eradication of old customs, culture, habits and ideas.
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Already these new intellectuals on the left have begun to emerge as editors, authors, organizers, and gadflies in the new social media ecosystem.
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The Jewish community of the present day, represented by Aaron Levy, or women intellectuals of any faith, like the non-Jewish Helen Watt?
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Support for military interventions will bring fawning writings by defense "intellectuals" from think tanks and organizations generously funded by the military industrial complex.
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Freudian concepts were taken up by intellectuals, who wrote about cathexes, screen memories, and reaction formations, and they were absorbed into popular discourse.
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The Bangladeshi government estimates that 3m died and accuses Pakistan of genocide, systematically killing intellectuals and professionals to blight the new country's prospects.
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She was also, by then, 21967, and clearly beginning to wonder if any ship from the East Coast intellectuals would ever come in.
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A number of writers and intellectuals, some of whom were my building-occupying comrades, expressed "second thoughts" about the radicalism of their youth.
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While Trump remains a divisive figure among conservative intellectuals, the space for debating his merits is dwindling in the right-of-center media.
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The evictions have sparked unusually direct criticism from China's intellectuals, students and journalists, who say the government is unfairly targeting the vulnerable underclass.
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The public pushback gave a window into the growing frustration among intellectuals over the broad crackdown by Mr. Xi on freedom of speech.
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In a society that devalues intellectuals while assuming technology will solve its problems, the role of an English PhD is precarious at best.
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The Art of Collecting PARIS — Henri Fantin-Latour was widely admired by his fellow artists, writers, composers and intellectuals in 19th-century France.
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In his second term, Mr. Obama has been going to, or hosting, small dinner parties with actors, intellectuals, scientists, tech giants and billionaires.
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One of the most prominent intellectuals of his era, the Oxford-born physicist was behind groundbreaking discoveries about black holes and general relativity.
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Initially a term of abuse, liberalism was soon accepted as a self-description by reformist politicians and intellectuals in Britain and Western Europe.
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Some of the members, while intellectuals, writers and scholars, retained ties to the government and kept track of what was going on inside.
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Behind the pointed criticism lies the fact that the Trump administration still lacks a science adviser, a demonstration of his disdain for intellectuals.
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This pushed liberalism farther to the left, abandoning traditional constituencies such as the working class for agents of change such as young intellectuals.
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The Russian president's favourite thinker is Ivan Ilyin, one of the intellectuals the Bolsheviks deported on one of the "philosophers' ships" in 1922.
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He admired such iconoclasts, and he deeply valued personal freedom, but he also idolized Nasser, who had thrown dissidents and intellectuals into prison.
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These intellectuals proposed that liberals should make their peace with large corporations and simply oversee them as if they were giant utility companies.
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For those who don't know the author's story: Mr. Lehrer, 35, was once one of our culture's cuddliest pop intellectuals, specializing in neuroscience.
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Last year, he oversaw the arrest of dozens of writers, intellectuals and moderate clerics who were seen as critics of his foreign policies.
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Conservative institutions and intellectuals became curators of the legacy of late 20th-century conservatism rather than proponents of political liberty and American distinctiveness.
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In other words, the rot of bad faith that has spread through the G.O.P. has also infected many intellectuals affiliated with the party.
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The heavy-handedness of the police had shocked the general public and, under pressure from many leading intellectuals, an official investigation was launched.
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But geared-up intellectuals and activists do care about all these things and want a president who will listen to them next time.
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Mr. Erdogan then moved to create a presidential system and amass more power for himself, driving away the main intellectuals of the party.
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Breitbart believed that in the mid-20143th century, a series of European intellectuals immigrated to America and developed a plot to destroy it.
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Rival groups of militant youth known as Red Guards fought against one another and against perceived "class enemies," including intellectuals, officials and others.
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So a form of fighting back has begun, led, in a very European way, by some of its most prominent writers and intellectuals.
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According to politicians and intellectuals, American superiority rested on outpacing Soviet technological development, both in the domestic realm and in the military sector.
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We find wrenching, apocalyptic change lurking inside everything — enough to invoke just the kind of despair European intellectuals used to write plays about.
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It will be a feminism of organizers and intellectuals, a feminism of artists and innovators, and a feminism of presidents and political leaders.
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Are we really going to hand revolutionary power to the state, the intellectuals, the social scientists, the working class or any other class?
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After the Saudi columnist's murder, intellectuals, writers and activists across the Middle East are increasingly censoring themselves out of fear of their governments.
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Playing off the Marxist claim that religion was the opium of the masses, Aron argued that Marxism was the opium of the intellectuals.
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In Paris and other major French cities, workers, students, intellectuals and anyone else who was interested thronged into the street for mass rallies.
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The prelude to all of that was the 1930s, when the nation's intellectuals first grappled with the meaning and significance of Russia's revolution.
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And so even as Communism fell out of favor, among intellectuals anti-Communism became as unfashionable as it had been in the 1930s.
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And waves of arrests have scooped up clerics, intellectuals, royals, businessmen and activists who had campaigned for an end to the guardianship system.
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Here's what one New York Magazine interviewer learned when she checked in with one of the most famous public intellectuals of the 1990s.
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Like many journalists and intellectuals in Ecuador, I became a target of the president, who insulted me twice on his national TV show.
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Armed with the arguments of intellectuals like Miller, Cortese set his sights on Senator Kohl's latest attempt to get his sunshine bill passed.
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People of color are not the only current undesirables to a number of conservatives -- so too are intellectuals and subversives of all kinds.
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The stifling censorship leaves intellectuals, young white-collar workers and retired veterans of past political campaigns using roundabout ways to voice their concerns.
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When the Constitution was being written in the late 3003s, intellectuals knew caste was a sore spot that needed to be urgently addressed.
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And waves of arrests have scooped up clerics, intellectuals, royals, businessmen and activists who had campaigned for an end to the guardianship system.
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Last month, a group of Kazakh intellectuals signed an open letter complaining that Atajurt's work was harming the relationship between Kazakhstan and China.
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The Feminine Mystique was not revolutionary in its thinking, as many of Friedan's ideas were already being discussed by academics and feminist intellectuals.
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In late September, a petition penned by intellectuals and activists urged Belgian parliament to deaccession looted objects and trigger the process of restitution.
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During his time as prime minister, Erdogan brought a raft of defamation cases against writers and intellectuals for criticizing him and his policies.
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This is the consensus that the vast majority of the Republican Party, from donors to politicians to intellectuals to voters, has arrived at.
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This ultimately culminated in the Lochner-era jurisprudence that was discredited in the 1930s but that many conservative intellectuals are now trying to rehabilitate.
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During this period, Friberg also started making inroads with members of the French New Right, or "Nouvelle Droite," a group of far-right intellectuals.
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Once so confident, she's now lost and unsure of herself in this big city of snobby intellectuals who look down on her Southern charm.
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Intellectuals are usually sensitive to this kind of argumentation, and frequently get frustrated by detailed mathematical equations based on more or less unrealistic assumptions.
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By his own admission, conservative intellectuals like him have done a poor job of educating like-minded Poles about the value of contemporary art.
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From this motley chorus of suburban parents, journalists, tech leaders, and conservative intellectuals, Yiannopoulos's function within Breitbart and his value to Bannon becomes clear.
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That is most obvious on immigration, where politicians and intellectuals can speak openly about banning certain types of people from entering the country entirely.
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An example of this was the "Grey Years" period of the 1970s, with its witch hunts and its banishment of scores of Cuban intellectuals.
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Max Boot is a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and one of the most prominent conservative foreign policy intellectuals in America.
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Dozens of activists, clerics and intellectuals have been arrested in the past year in a crackdown on potential opponents of the kingdom's absolute rulers.
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Snow's book, "Red Star Over China", first published in 1937, was the first that many urban Chinese intellectuals heard of the rural guerrilla, Mao.
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"Who could imagine that making redundancies simpler will favour jobs?" sniffed a group of politicians and intellectuals in Le Monde, a newspaper, last year.
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LEVIN: When you wrote this book, "The Hundred-Year Marathon," it says in here, you spoke to defectors, Chinese intellectuals, scholars throughout our country.
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Still, he enjoys playing the familiar high-school role of the jock who bullies the nerds, especially in his battles with right-wing intellectuals.
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"They" are the media, the establishment, the intellectuals -- all the people who tell people in Trump's crowd (and in his America) they don't matter.
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Engage will be overseen by independent intellectuals, innovators, social scientists, indigenous actors, civil society, but it will be rolled out locally by local hosts.
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"You tend to forget that your audience is made up of a diverse group of individuals, and sadly not all are intellectuals," Flynt said.
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Dozens of activists, clerics and intellectuals have been arrested in the past year in a crackdown on potential opponents of the kingdom's absolute rulers.
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The noteworthy thing about the Trump candidacy is its relatively non-ideological character — something that flummoxed conservative intellectuals like Bill Kristol and George Will.
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On the German side, the Einsatzgruppen began assassinating Polish officials and intellectuals, and soon forced Stars of David onto the clothing of Polish Jews.
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Intellectuals privately express a sense of despair that since becoming party chief in 2012, Xi Jinping has shuttered free expression and ramped up ideology.
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Famous musicians jam here; this is where the locals go, and this is where Cuban intellectuals, artists and cigar and rum aficionados hang out.
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"Hundreds of thousands of Iranian intellectuals and scholars exist in Canada; it is important to have a consular section in Canada," Mr. Ghasemi said.
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Last year, writers, intellectuals and scientists from across the Spanish-speaking world wrote a public letter denouncing Mr. Trump and accusing him of xenophobia.
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While none of these earlier intellectuals and activists ever debated on social media, if it had existed at the time, they certainly might have.
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The problem with these intellectuals is that the world pays attention to them because there are relatively few people writing from Turkey in English.
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In the 1960s, having begun to spend more time in Rome, she became friends with intellectuals, scientists, entrepreneurs and even presidents of the republic.
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Yet Republican intellectuals have long denied this, fabricating a revisionist history in which Republicans were and always have been the party of civil rights.
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Any inroads Warren might be making among black activists and intellectuals does not yet appear to have translated to support from regular black voters.
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Multiple reviewers have hailed Collins's incisive and original stories about black intellectuals, interracial relationships, and colorism as a revelation, and I can only agree.
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Its leader, Pol Pot, set on creating an agrarian utopia, wiped out the nation's intellectuals and middle class and killed around two million people.
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On TV talk shows, intellectuals who side with the Italian government mention "Italy's affinity with Russia" and demand the closing of American military bases.
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" He told a gathering of friendly intellectuals in 2013 that this involves nurturing a supportive moneyed class: "The system cannot work without international capital.
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Indeed, the scale of the government crackdown has instilled such fear and suspicion in Turkey that many intellectuals and journalists have fled the country.
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On the one hand, there really are many activists, intellectuals, and radicals who view Clinton as too right-wing ideologically to earn their support.
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Intellectuals have often been very troubled by the idea of popularity — it seems a very wrong guide to what is good, important, and serious.
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Dozens of other activists, intellectuals and clerics have been arrested separately in the past two years in an apparent bid to stamp out opposition.
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On the right, intellectuals and operatives incorporated racial elements into a broader conservative ideology that helped to facilitate Republican forays into the Solid South.
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No. Not only aren't there any G.O.P. politicians with comparable intellectual heft, there aren't even halfway competent intellectuals with any influence in the party.
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And they have stopped seeing themselves embraced by French intellectuals and heroized in French movies and by labor unions, whose membership has shrunk dramatically.
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In the years after Arafat founded Fatah, a forerunner of the P.L.O., in 1959, Mossad dismissed him and his friends as students and intellectuals.
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And leaders since Mao Zedong, a provincial activist in the May 24 era, have used the movement to court or admonish students and intellectuals.
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Ahmet Ogras, president of the French Council of the Muslim Faith, was especially critical of the recent manifesto that intellectuals and political leaders released.
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But the stereotyping and overall narrow-minded attitude you describe is something you might want to gently ask these liberal intellectuals to reflect upon.
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Elizabeth Hardwick, in a 1953 essay, was in especially brutal form when she got at the bedrock hypocrisy of many intellectuals on this topic.
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Given Mr. Trump's heterodox campaign and personal weaknesses, he faced earlier defections by intellectuals and administration veterans bothered by his racial and institutional views.
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Although the party's most prominent public intellectuals—like William Kristol and George Will—have long despised Mr Trump, the voting base remains utterly devoted.
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It drew an assorted crowd of government officials, intellectuals, artists, families, students and curious residents keen to escape the summer heat of their flats.
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Dozens of voters complained about how the "elites" — Washington, Wall Street, the media, intellectuals — took care of their own and screwed people like them.
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Early-193th-century American historians, intellectuals, writers, and politicians consciously constructed our image of the Midwest as the place where America averaged itself out.
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Respect for it has diminished in almost every corner of modern life — not just among atheists and intellectuals, but among the wider public, too.
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The Puerto Rican intellectuals shaping the island's identity were not ready to embrace the idea of social justice for African descendants — much less feminism.
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They enjoy the ridiculous exaggerations and outright lies for the outrage they provoke in Democrats, liberals, intellectuals and pompous commentators of all political stripes.
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Ms. García Jayaram and Ms. Arison hope it will revive something of a Renaissance court experience, which brought together artists and intellectuals across disciplines.
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Politicians, as a rule, do not trouble themselves overmuch with the opinions of intellectuals, and Trump is unusually untroubled by debates about political philosophy.
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Her mother, Kim Eng Mann, did not know if her culture would perish in the genocide alongside the country's artists, intellectuals and civic leaders.
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For the Greek government, it might have been easier if the asylum seekers were intellectuals or artists, not alleged conspirators against a legitimate government.
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It has also cut itself off from intellectuals, except some reactionary thinkers, like Alain Finkielkraut, who are the French equivalent of American neo-cons.
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As others have pointed out, the real problem here is that media organizations are looking for unicorns: serious, honest, conservative intellectuals with real influence.
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Meacham widens the field of historical influence to include activists and intellectuals usually deemed outside the mainstream, above all W. E. B. Du Bois.
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Drezner doesn't call this a decline, just a shift (let's not underestimate how silly and wrong some of the grand, sweeping intellectuals could be).
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With the success of "Madonna," Mr. Ali is now the rare literary figure who is embraced with equal ardor by teenage girls and intellectuals.
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Because academia and the legacy media are so hostile to them, intellectuals of the right have for years congregated in think tanks and publications.
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U.S. and China officials kick off trade negotiations in Beijing, Chinese authorities target Uighur intellectuals and the Golden Globes are about to get underway.
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The Eiffel Tower, the premier icon of France, was initially spurned by artists and intellectuals when it was raised for the 1889 World's Fair.
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Over here, we were intellectuals, romantics—we pushed and shoved a little, we imprisoned some, and in extreme cases, we drew out our batons.
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Many of the right-wing intellectuals who opposed Trump — op-ed writers, think tank staffers, libertarian policy wonks — openly celebrated his decision not to attend.
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China's New Left movement's origin dates back to the early 2000s, when intellectuals became concerned about economic inequalities resulting from the government's market-oriented reform.
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Emily Hass' Exile series consists of abstract renderings of Berlin building plans that, in the 1930s, were known to house persecuted Jews, artists, and intellectuals.
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Edmar Bacha is just the third economist to join the august group, whose 40 lifetime appointments are reserved for towering intellectuals and the finest wordsmiths.
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In his "Autobiography" John Stuart Mill thanked Tocqueville for sharpening his insight that government by the majority might hinder idiosyncratic intellectuals from influencing the debate.
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In occasional books and articles, a few Chinese intellectuals ask whether the message of the Opium Wars is really as simple as the party suggests.
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She attributes the journalists of Ruskeat Tytöt along with public intellectuals like writer Maryan Abdulkarim and artistic director/choreographer Sonya Lindfors as leading the conversation.
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More than 100 people, including public intellectuals, signed a petition saying the evictions were illegal, an abuse of human rights and "clearly the government's responsibility".
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The lobbyists, strategists and elected officials perceive the intellectuals as aloof ideologues who do not have to worry about getting elected, building coalitions or governing.
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The opposition and some intellectuals have urged the wheelchair-bound 81-year-old not to run again in next year's polls due to health concerns.
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The problem is both Kristeva and Sollers are incorrigible intellectuals, constitutionally incapable of a simple anything, much less a straightforward answer to a straightforward question.
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In the Cold War, operatives might distribute disinformation-laden newspapers to targeted political groups or insinuate an agent provocateur into a group of influential intellectuals.
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The CCF was founded in 1950 as a home for anticommunist intellectuals who wanted to combat the influence of European communists, fellow travelers, and neutralists.
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Cold War intellectuals didn't always realize the function they performed as "finks," as accessories to power in systems they would have preferred not to validate.
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Black clothes, "free love", late nights of smoky jazz—these were a few of intellectuals' favourite things in Paris after the city's liberation in 1944.
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Writing in one of Mussolini's prisons in the 1930s, the Italian Marxist Antonio Gramsci jotted down the fragments that would become his theory of intellectuals.
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Some conservatives are hopeful he stays in Washington to lead the American Enterprise Institute, the hub for right-leaning intellectuals shaping conservative policies (The Hill).
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In the purges that followed, the victims were branded as Communists, but they also included intellectuals like Mr. Sukanta, ethnic Chinese Indonesians and countless others.
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" In his telling, Jews never supported the civil rights movement, but exercised parasitic "control over black professionals, black intellectuals, black entertainers [and] black sports figures.
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Miguel Estrada, one of the most prominent conservative legal intellectuals, though he is a fan of Mr. Garland, acknowledged that he probably wouldn't like Mrs.
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The police say the second suspect, Syed Mohammad Ziaul Haque, heads the Ansarullah Bangla Team, which has carried out killings of secular writers and intellectuals.
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During the election campaign and transition period in 2018, he had public disputes with leading intellectuals and columnists as well as with leading business figures.
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In this sense the intellectuals' case for Donald Trump fails because it cannot shake free of those ideas and see the personal element here clearly.
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This is the story of the New York Intellectuals, of the minds and temperaments behind Partisan Review and eventually The New York Review of Books.
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Liberal intellectuals like Walter Lippmann and Herbert Croly saw the establishment of a class of trained, technocratic experts as essential to the future of democracy.
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Dozens of other activists, intellectuals and clerics have been arrested separately in the past two years in an apparent bid to stamp out possible opposition.
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For as long as I can remember, white male left-of-center intellectuals have made opposition to "identity politics" a core part of their identity.
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Once there, Ms. Yun learned that the Cambodian civil war had decimated once-vibrant aspects of Cambodian culture, including the work of artists and intellectuals.
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The Soviet tanks that rolled through Budapest also brought an end to the belief of many intellectuals and artists here in the ideals of Communism.
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" Ms. Varda said she wanted to "make a film about the real France — not Parisian intellectuals — the France that is completely ignored in contemporary cinema.
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If you go back to the intellectuals of the 1950s, you get the impression that they thought individuals could very much determine their own beliefs.
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Some of the Chinese scholars affected by the visa ban include intellectuals who have a well-rounded understanding of the United States, the Americans say.
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Part of a circle of intellectuals that prided itself on being nonideological — as distinct from doctrinaire Marxists — he believed in open debate and empirical evidence.
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This new emphasis struck many Saudi intellectuals as cynical, calculated to impress Western visitors, who came away from meetings with the crown prince gushing praise.
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In the consciousness of intellectuals outside Germany, where I have spent most of my life, Germany is indeed connected to its past, but mainly positively.
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"Resentment, envy, and above all the belief that the 'system' is unfair — these are important sentiments among the intellectuals of the Polish right," Applebaum writes.
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After Epstein's release, Krauss took his money to bankroll the Origins Project at Arizona State University, which organized meetings featuring leading scientists, intellectuals, and celebrities.
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He also runs Edge, a sort of salon that for 20 years, until 2018, asked an annual big question of intellectuals and published their answers.
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The artists, writers and intellectuals of the charmed Bloomsbury Group often retreated to the Sussex and Kent regions, where quite a few were avid gardeners.
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Authorities in Beijing have come under unusually direct criticism from a range of intellectuals and commentators recently for the eviction of migrants from their housing.
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But when Frenchwomen have spoken up against film directors (Luc Besson, Roman Polanski) and intellectuals (Tariq Ramadan), they have always faced the usual victim blaming.
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Scientific biblical scholarship (historical/critical) has made big inroads among evangelical intellectuals, causing notable defections from the doctrine of biblical inerrancy and weakening its hold.
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As a result of these ungainly movement dynamics, conservative intellectuals could offer their benedictions and apologias but have been less easily able to excommunicate heretics.
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He studied at the Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität, where Hegel once taught, and he became involved with a group of intellectuals known as the Young Hegelians.
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In 2016, loyalist party officials took control of Yanhuang Chunqiu, a monthly history magazine that had been a flagship for liberal intellectuals and retired officials.
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Meanwhile, Erdogan has made enemies out of Turkey's intellectuals, free press, Kurds, environmentalists, the LGBTQ community, the judiciary, and following a bitter row, Fethullah Gülen.
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Long before globalism became a buzzword, Norman Bluhm, San Francis, and Paul Jenkins joined the artists and intellectuals from around the world in postwar Paris.
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The authorities have confiscated Uighur books, restricted the use of the language in schools and detained scholars, artists and intellectuals, among others, in indoctrination camps.
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POLITICO also noted that in three dozen interviews with lawmakers, aides, conservative intellectuals and lobbyists, not one believed Ryan would stay in Congress past 2018.
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Were we going to continue on as a Western satellite of Paris, with its brooding, Gauloises dragging intellectuals, or just a very cold San Diego?
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