It quotes Charles Cooley in the section "The Mass Society" where it argues that autonomous collectivities have been eroding for some time. In the section, "The Higher Immorality," this book discusses shifting attitudes towards the Greece-Turkey conflict from the 1830s until the 1940s and notes that more recent reactions serve to underscore the current separation of knowledge from what is valued by the titular group. Lamenting the death of pluralism, or what the author calls "A theory of balance," it goes on to argue that modern life is dominate
It quotes Charles Cooley in the section "The Mass Society" where it argues that autonomous collectivities have been eroding for some time. In the section, "The Higher Immorality," this book discusses shifting attitudes towards the Greece-Turkey conflict from the 1830s until the 1940s and notes that more recent reactions serve to underscore the current separation of knowledge from what is valued by the titular group. Lamenting the death of pluralism, or what the author calls "A theory of balance," it goes on to argue that modern life is dominated by the military, the government, and the corporations: "The Big Three," and that these institutions threaten democracy. For 10 points, what is this work that seeks to critique and examine the organization of authority in the U.S., a work by C. Wright Mills.
It quotes Charles Cooley in the section "The Mass Society" where it argues that autonomous collectivities have been eroding for some time.
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