Defending elitism

Author: William Henry [USA]
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Publish Date: 2000-07-01
Features: The value orientation of modern society is democratic and equal, with a strong mass character. However, some insist that there are differences in the superiority of ideas, disparities in contributions, and distinctions in achievements, and they eloquently defend elitism. This book is the posthumous work of the late cultural critic and editor of Time magazine, William A. Henry. In the book, he discusses highly sensitive and controversial issues facing contemporary American society, such as political correctness, multiculturalism, the assimilation of American ethnic minorities, affirmative action, and public school education, which touch the nerves and emotions of various social groups. This book is not only a mirror of contemporary American political life but also a mirror of the current state of American society, culture, and education.