Veblen's critiques still influence both intellectual opinion and practical policy.
INTELLECTUAL opinion during the 20th century, driven by composers themselves, placed a premium on complexity and methodological rigor in contemporary music.
By that I took her to mean that one should compose as if the usual constraints — of fashion, commerce, self-censorship, public and perhaps especially intellectual opinion — did not operate".
By that I took her to mean that one should compose as if the usual constraints – of fashion, commerce, self-censorship, public and perhaps especially intellectual opinion – did not operate.
Swimming against the tide of intellectual opinion in the West, which tended to see Mao as an admirable champion of the ordinary Chinese worker, Mr Ryckmans described, with wit and anger and mordant humour, the skilfully choreographed shadow play that the regime presented to the world.
"A serious person should try to write posthumously," Hitchens said, going on to explain: "By that I took her to mean that one should compose as if the usual constraints — of fashion, commerce, self-censorship, public and, perhaps especially, intellectual opinion — did not operate".
"Since the 60s and The Frost Report, people want to be seen as having intellectual opinions.
But it is characteristic of Williams' mind that he tends to express his intellectual opinions in baseball terms.
and other political parties, intellectuals, opinion makers and the press.
The intellectuals, opinion-makers and leaders of the world have to exercise their ethical responsibility and creative imagination to enable this new normality to emerge.
Assimilation has become a dirty word among American intellectuals and opinion leaders, especially with the ascendancy of the multicultural ideal.
