"intellectual universe" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a vast, all-encompassing pool of knowledge. For example: "In the age of the internet, the intellectual universe has been expanded exponentially."
Partly, no doubt, this reflects the party's broader slide into its own insular intellectual universe.
All too often arts organisations, especially small ones, fear resisting or challenging proposals that literally come from another intellectual universe.
What he could not have grasped, without carefully reading through the work, was that he was unleashing something that threatened the whole structure of his intellectual universe.
While social networking may enlarge one's circle and even introduce one to strangers, this is not the same thing as enlarging one's intellectual universe.
This all makes sense in the Ayn Rand intellectual universe, where a handful of heroically greedy entrepreneurs are responsible for all that is good.
In capturing the political drama of Gandhi's life, the roots of his intellectual universe, and his reliance on the community he led, "Satyagraha" gives us a richer vision of Gandhi than most contemporary portraits of the Mahatma.
In today's world of overly specialized foreign-policy knowledge, in which military men, politicians and academics inhabit disconnected intellectual universes, we need more generalists like Fermor.
For what the chart made clear was the extent to which Democrats and Republicans live in separate moral and intellectual universes.
The point is that the two parties don't just live in different moral universes, they also live in different intellectual universes, with Republicans in particular having a stable of supposed experts who reliably endorse whatever they propose.
These percipient 20 essays are like detonating explosives, profoundly disturbing to various intellectual universes, and highly appropriate to be published by an institution famed for pushing frontiers in science and technology.
They just talk about each other as they live in different intellectual universes.
