Word: belled
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Their philosophical goal, as Bell makes clear in his book, is the separation of the capitalist system of production, which the group thoroughly endorses, from the liberal theory of politics and economics--a theory which postulates absolute freedom [sic!] and the pursuit of each individual 'unit's' self-interest...
...Kaplan has completely twisted mine, in part I would guess because he is captivated by the idea of applying a gaudy political label. Yet such labelling, which not only simplifies but caricatures the nature of a complex argument, can only be destructive of discourse and intellectual debate. Daniel Bell Professor of Sociology...
...said in my review that Bell and the Public Interest theorists exemplified anti-democratic elitism. Now Professor Bell has offered independent and personal evidence for this conclusion; his arrogance and condescension--e.g. "read this again"--hardly seem to issue from a concern with "intellectual debate." I have read the passages that Professor Bell has assigned (and more, perhaps in the hope of raising my grade?) and here is my response to his points...
...program included a dinner for the descendants of inventor Alexander Graham Bell and of his assistant, Thomas Watson. An address by science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke on "Communications in the Second Century of the Telephone" and a stamp commemoration also highlighted the event...
...Bell worked with two MIT professors on his invention from...