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DISSENTING INTELLECTUALS IN AMERICA

on BBC Radio 3

by Alasdair Clayre
What Is the role of Universities In society in the next decade? Many of the ideas now canvassed in British Universities have been fiercely debated and violently fought over in America.
ALASDAIR CLAYRE talks to such scholars as DANIEL BELL of Columbia NOAM CHOMSKY of M.I.T. MITCHELL GOODMAN
DAVID RIESMAN of Harvard and FRANZ SHURMAN of Berkeley as well as student revolutionaries, spokesmen of the Free Universities, and members of the Underground press
Produced by Tony Gould
To be repeated on February 1 See page 38

Contributors

Unknown:
Alasdair Clayre
Talks:
Alasdair Clayre
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Noam Chomsky
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Mitchell Goodman
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David Riesman
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Franz Shurman
Produced By:
Tony Gould

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