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... Freedom was created as part of a campaign of public enlightenment . The committee submitted a number of provocative questions to forty outstanding intellectual leaders . Here is ... freedom to speak and the freedom to EINSTEIN ON PEACE 283.
... Freedom was created as part of a campaign of public enlightenment . The committee submitted a number of provocative questions to forty outstanding intellectual leaders . Here is ... freedom to speak and the freedom to EINSTEIN ON PEACE 283.
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... freedom of the individual , frequently emphasized with equal conviction the obligations which a truly free individual must assume toward the community of which he is an integral part . He never ignored the difficult decisions which the ...
... freedom of the individual , frequently emphasized with equal conviction the obligations which a truly free individual must assume toward the community of which he is an integral part . He never ignored the difficult decisions which the ...
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... freedom and why is it necessary for the pursuit of truth ? A : By academic freedom I understand the right to search for the truth and to publish and teach what one holds to be true . This right also implies a duty ; one should not ...
... freedom and why is it necessary for the pursuit of truth ? A : By academic freedom I understand the right to search for the truth and to publish and teach what one holds to be true . This right also implies a duty ; one should not ...
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