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'For a man many would regard as the very epitome of the type, Raimond Gaita seems rather hostile to the concept of the intellectual. It is ‘irredeemably mediocre’, he explains, inferior to the kinds of moral and political responsibility that attach to teacher or politician. Intellectuals are active in the public domain, grappling with ideas, culture, and politics, but they have often lacked independence of mind, he says, ‘because they never had it or because they sacrificed it to the cause’.' (Introduction)
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Gaita on Love : Notes from a Life of the Mind
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- Justice and Hope : Essays, Lectures and Other Writings 2023 selected work essay criticism
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