Philosophy And the University Since 1815 Oral History Transcript 1967
Philosophy And the University Since 1815 Oral History Transcript 1967
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I wondered and wondered how these men knew that all members of the Communist Party were engaged in a criminal conspiracy. It was a little like the looking for a sign, a cloven hoof, or a mark, by *Though out of chronology, this section seems appropriately left here for the same reasons of association that brought it to mind.
95 Dennes: which you could tell the devils, a little like the demonology of looking for witches to burn in Salem, Massachusetts, or looking for Jews as scapegoats to blame ...everything on in Germany or being sure of the racial superiority of people of one complezion or another. Well, any wholesale classification of a lot of people as devils suggests that those who make the classification are looking for scape goats, would like to have somebody to blame for their disappointments, personal and national, and would like to feel superior in probity and intelligence and character by having some people to roundly condemn.
I, in particular, wondered how they could know this for sure, because a member of the Communist Party that I knew was a man, a colleague, who, far from being dogmatic, far from having lost his intellectual independence and objectivity, far from relying on Marxist dogmas or party decrees to determine his attitudes, was as conscientious as anybody I knew in trying to find the evidence for the ways and extent to which economic factors Influenced or determined social change.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wondered and wondered how these men knew that all members of the Communist Party were engaged in a criminal conspiracy. It was a little like the looking for a sign, a cloven hoof, or a mark, by *Though out of chronology, this section seems appropriately left here for the same reasons of association that brought it to mind.
95 Dennes: which you could tell the devils, a little like the demonology of looking for witches to burn in Salem, Massachusetts, or looking for Jews as scapegoats to blame ...everything on in Germany or being sure of the racial superiority of people of one complezion or another. Well, any wholesale classification of a lot of people as devils suggests that those who make the classification are looking for scape goats, would like to have somebody to blame for their disappointments, personal and national, and would like to feel superior in probity and intelligence and character by having some people to roundly condemn.
I, in particular, wondered how they could know this for sure, because a member of the Communist Party that I knew was a man, a colleague, who, far from being dogmatic, far from having lost his intellectual independence and objectivity, far from relying on Marxist dogmas or party decrees to determine his attitudes, was as conscientious as anybody I knew in trying to find the evidence for the ways and extent to which economic factors Influenced or determined social change.
What to read after Philosophy And the University Since 1815 Oral History Transcript 1967?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Ray Dennes to read onlineMoreLess
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