There's a moment near the end of book where Tom admits that little of his psychoanalytical rambling "will strike the average educated thinker as anything more than a self-conscious rehashing of the most basic and thoroughly integrated social ideas, 'typically' post-Freudian and, specifically, Adlerian".
A reporter who would not be given credentials to sit in the press box until the late 1960s, and Dr EB Henderson, a Harvard educated thinker and activist who integrated the YMCA system and who created the PSAL amongst many other notable things.
In 1923, Cullen introduced Hughes to Alain Locke, a gay Harvard-educated thinker, who published the influential anthology "The New Negro" in 1925.
The Media have featured a series of opinion pieces written by educated, liberal thinkers that claim to dispel 'myths' about Shari'ah law being against western values.
His speculations, involving the ultimate connection between enlightening education and violent authority, suggest that, as a well-educated thinker, he's experimenting on himself as well.
"We have to be sure we're educating critical thinkers," says Kelleher.
Both brought high philosophical standards along with the essential philology to educate Western thinkers.
We promote girls' education – ensuring that they complete primary education as a minimum – because girls who are educated become better thinkers, better citizens, and better parents to their own children.
And this tension between rich and poor, educated and uneducated, thinkers and bullies, the free and the oppressed, could be attributed, too, to his love of jazz.
His fundamental subject is the bourgeoisie and the way that new methods of communication — mainly the mass media, but also the abstractions of high-tech industry, architecture, music, politics, and even fashion — have a feedback effect on the educated, white-collar thinkers who create them.
Any sustained slide in the number of students on postgraduate taught courses is deeply worrying, because it creates a bottleneck in the intellectual supply pipeline that ultimately produces what we might call ultra-skilled workers: our future research scientists, academics and leading thinkers educated in the humanities and social sciences.
