This man gave a series of lectures at the University of Virginia entitled American Inquisitors, which responded to the Scopestrial by using dialogues of Socrates and William Jennings Bryan.
This man gave a series of lectures at the University of Virginia entitled American Inquisitors, which responded to the Scopestrial by using dialogues of Socrates and William Jennings Bryan. He wrote that we're "all immigrants in the industrial world"in his early book Driftft and Mastery, and argued for freedom of opinion not as a noble ideal but as practical necessity in hisarticle "The Indispensable Opposition." Along with Gabriel Almond, he names a consensus which states that public opinionis volatile, incoherent, and irrelevant to politicians - so it's necessary for elites and "specialists" to make policy decisions. For atime, he served as assistant to Secretary of War Newton Baker. He won a Pulitzer for a 1961 interview with Nikita Khrushchev,and he popularized the term "Cold War" aftfter spending many years writing "Today and Tomorrow." He may have also writtensome of Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points. For 10 points, name this author of The Phantom Public and co-founder of theNew Republic, a leading newspaper columnist during World War One.
This man gave a series of lectures at the University of Virginia entitled American Inquisitors, which responded to the Scopestrial by using dialogues of Socrates and William Jennings Bryan.
Walter Lippmann