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Meanings of public intellectuals in English

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Usage of public intellectuals in English
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I think new technologies impact this idea of public intellectuals very directly.
The Guardian
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Novelist, editor, scholar, she was one of our most important public intellectuals.
The Guardian
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I agree that the number of public intellectuals in Britain is dangerously low.
The Guardian
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We think we have no public intellectuals because we don't have Bernard-Henri Lévy.
The Guardian
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These guys refuse to acknowledge contemporary conversations among Black public intellectuals as well.
Ebony
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There is a craving for that thoughtfulness which public intellectuals are able to provide.
The Guardian
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Having public intellectuals is a good thing. He's persuasive; he's built a career on it.
The Guardian
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EBONY: This sort of falling out between Black public intellectuals is obviously not anything new.
Ebony
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But aren't most public intellectuals just a little bit guilty of being seduced by the attention?
Ebony
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The most influential of our public intellectuals are those whose hands are on the biggest levers.
The Guardian
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Photograph: Karen Robinson We have narrowed the field by the way we've come to define public intellectuals.
The Guardian
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Photograph: Murdo Macleod What the British seem to like are television historians and naturalists, not public intellectuals.
The Guardian
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What is the function of public intellectuals?
The Irish Times
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The movement to change standards as a means to push Blacks along was resisted by some public intellectuals.
Ebony
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Besides narrative and causality, journalists and public intellectuals of the sound-bite variety do not make the world simpler.
The black swan: the impact of the highly improbable
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There are public intellectuals in America.
The Guardian
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Public intellectuals across language varieties
United Kingdom
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