"Intellectuals and Society" Quiz
A critical examination of the role of intellectuals in shaping society and the potential dangers of their influence.
politics | 398 pages | Published in NaN
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- What is the main argument of 'Intellectuals and Society' by Thomas Sowell?
- How does Sowell define the term 'intellectual' in the book?
- What role does Sowell believe intellectuals play in shaping society?
- According to Sowell, what are some of the negative consequences of intellectual influence on public policy?
- What are some of the historical examples provided by Sowell to illustrate his arguments?
- How does Sowell critique the intellectual class's approach to inequality and social justice?
- What are some of the challenges Sowell identifies in challenging the influence of intellectuals?
- How does Sowell argue against the notion that intellectuals have superior wisdom or moral authority?
- What are some of the alternative perspectives or solutions proposed by Sowell to counterbalance intellectual influence?
- How does Sowell's book contribute to the ongoing debate on the role of intellectuals in society?
