The Public Intellectual by Zinman, Richard M. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents Acknowledgments Introduction I - THEORY

1 - What Is an Intellectual?

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2 - A Platonic Perspective on the Idea of the Public Intellectual

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3 - The Idea of the Public Intellectual in the Age of the Enlightenment

THEORY AND PRACTICE IN EARLY MODERNITY POLITICAL GEOMETRY THE CREED OF THE PUBLIC INTELLECTUAL RATIONALISM IN POLITICS HINDSIGHT NOTES

4 - Rousseau’s Critique of the Public Intellectual in the Age of the Enlightenment

NAMING NAMES THE CITIZEN AND THE PHILOSOPHER AUTHORS AND PHILOSOPHERS CONCLUSION NOTES

5 - The Founding Fathers and the Creation of Public Opinion

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6 - The Changing Role of the Public Intellectual in American History

7 - The Decline of the Public Intellectual and the Rise of the Pundit

I II III IV V NOTES

8 - The Public Intellectual and the Experience of Totalitarianism

9 - The Peripheral Insider: Raymond Aron and the Wages of Reason

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10 - Gray Is Beautiful

I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX NOTE

II - PRACTICE

UNRESOLVED PERPLEXITIES MANNHEIM AS GUIDE NOTES

12 - Public Philosophy and International Feminism

TWO WOMEN TRYING TO FLOURISH THE WIDER PROJECT INDIAN WOMEN AND FEMINIST INTERNATIONALISM THEORY AND PRACTICE NOTES

13 - Wit Irony Fun Games

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