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Abdel Jawad said that he has long been depressed by the constant discourse, not only by Palestinian officials but also by some of his fellow intellectuals about the supposed gains of the intifada.
Two days before Trump's Inauguration, Atwood had published an essay in The Nation, in which she questioned the generalities sometimes made by left-leaning intellectuals about the role of the artist in public life.
While there is widespread agreement among Catholic intellectuals about the eroding influence of bishops in the lives of American Catholics, there is considerable disagreement about how to fix it.
The dispute among writers and other intellectuals about the award for free speech which Pen America will on Tuesday give to Charlie Hebdo is an example of how muddled the debate has become.
Like Susan Jacoby's "The Age of American Unreason" and Adam Winer's "How Dumb Are You?" earlier in the decade, Mr Carr taps into the sense of despair among American intellectuals about the country's poor educational showing when compared with other countries.
WANG: Now there is a debate in China among the leaders and the intellectuals about the approach for the next reform, and about the trend of urbanization.
There is a big conflation in Egypt, even among intellectuals, about what the National Library is about, let alone the Archives.
One of the things that most excited writers and intellectuals about Obama the candidate in 2008 was his literary sensibility.
There's nothing remotely intellectual about the experience; you feel that he could play the work on any street corner or subway platform and draw a cheering crowd.
But by and large, novelists, when they have addressed science and technology, have been obscure and overly intellectual about the subject, as if disguising their own ignorance about the strangeness of the universe.
There is nothing intellectual about the lump of burned clay vomited onto a spinning pottery wheel that is running for president.
