CLERGY AND INTELLECTUALS AS ‘CLASS ENEMY’: THE “BURNING BUSH”

islamic revolution, the clergy and intellectuals: cultural combat to capture civil society in iran

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Taking the Enemy as Medicine: Dialectic and Therapy in the Work of Two Early Indian Doxographers

This article discusses the function of dialectic in religious history, focusing on the works of two major sixth century Indian intellectuals and doxographers Bhāviveka and Haribhadra Sūri, who belonged to the competing Madhyamaka Buddhist and Jaina traditions respectively. The article studies how these two figures used medical metaphors for their dialectic purposes.

Diaspora , Intellectuals , and the State

NO AREA OF PUBLIC CONSCIENCE ILLUST"TES THE ANXIOUS MEETING of state policy and cultural mythology more than illegal immigration. As once-con#dent national polities in Europe and the United States su$er a series of economic shocks, a backlash has gathered momentum, targeting the imported labor that in many ways symbolizes the so% core of the old regimes’ economic foundations. A variety of extre...

Challenging the orthodoxy: union learning representatives as organic intellectuals

Intellectuals and the Rise of Mass Politics