This book attacks the American school system for furthering "intellectual mediocrity", and claims that "money, and…things money can buy" is the only "old American value…that has not markedly declined" in the section "The Higher Immorality".
This book attacks the American school system for furthering "intellectual mediocrity", and claims that "money, and…things money can buy" is the only "old American value…that has not markedly declined" in the section "The Higher Immorality". Among the facts it uses to support its argument is that 85% of the government's 1954 research budget went to national security issues and that in 1952, and claims that a "caste system" has replaced the militia since the Spanish-American war. The military, the executive branch, and corporate bigwigs form the three branches of , FTP, what title group of a C. Wright Mills book?
This book attacks the American school system for furthering "intellectual mediocrity", and claims that "money, and…things money can buy" is the only "old American value…that has not markedly declined" in the section "The Higher Immorality".
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