...reactionary politicians have managed to instill suspicion of all intellectual efforts into the public. . . . Having succeeded so far they are now proceeding to...suppress the freedom of teaching and to deprive of their posiNEW OUTLOOK tions all those who do not prove submissive, ie to starve them." "What ought the minority...

...letter, which has since been included in Bartlett's Anthology of Familiar Quotations, declares in part: Reactionary politicians have managed to instill suspicion...minority of intellectuals to do against this evil? Frankly, I can only see the revolutionary way of non-cooperation in the sense of Gandhi's. Every intellectual...

...from without. Having succeeded HO far they are now pro ci-eiling to suppress the freedom of leaching and to deprive of their positions all those who do not prove submissive, ie, to starve them. What ought the minority of inteilectuals to do against this evil? Frankly, I can see only the revolutionary...

...intellectual efforts in the public by dangling before their eyes a danger from without." It accused them of "proceeding to suppress the freedom of teaching and...positions all those who do not prove submissive..." It argued that intellectuals should refuse to testify before the growing number of political committees...

.... . . The problem with which the intellectuals of this country are confronted is very serious. The reactionary politicians have managed to instill suspicion...those who do not prove submissive, ie, to starve them. What ought the minority of intellectuals to do against this evil? Frankly, I can see only the revolutionary...

...of this country are confronted is very serious. The reactionary politicians have managed to instil suspicion of all intellectual efforts into the public...those who do not prove submissive, ie, to starve them. What ought the minority of intellectuals to do against this evil? Frankly, I can only see the revolutionary...