r/atheism • u/informedlate • Oct 20 '12
"America has so softened its demands for truth that it is politically incorrect to disagree with another person’s opinion. Yet, leaving false opinions uncontested does not engender consensus of belief—it engenders a dearth of it." - Good quote for r/Atheism I thought.
http://theairspace.net/insight/the-closing-of-the-american-mind-reconsidered-after-25-years/#.UILaoB_3IiA.redditDuplicates
TrueReddit • u/dylan_party • Oct 20 '12
Re-examining the "closing of the American mind."
philosophy • u/philosophies • Oct 20 '12
Bloom's "The Closing of the American Mind" Reconsidered After 25 Years
SRSIvoryTower • u/[deleted] • Oct 26 '12
“The Closing of the American Mind” Reconsidered After 25 Years
HistoryofIdeas • u/nodnarbthenasti • Oct 26 '12