Aron is known for his 1955 book named what?
The Opium of Intellectuals
The Sage of Philosophy
The Voice of Reason
The Enlightened Thinker
Answer
"The Opium of Intellectuals," written by Aron in 1955, argues that intellectuals, rather than being agents of change, often serve as apologists for the status quo. Aron critiques their tendency to align themselves with the powerful and highlights the dangers of their influence on public discourse.
Exploring the Intellectual Legacy: The Raymond Aron Quiz
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