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Quotes About Intellectual

The tragedy of contemporary philosophy is that it has been castrated.
~ Paul Kurtz
Poetry served as a sort of intellectual wallpaper to brighten up the closet.
~ Paul Monette
Private, visual reading and private composition thus encouraged individual critical thinking and contributed ultimately to the development of skepticism and intellectual heresy.
~ Unknown
A politics that is not sensitive to the concerns and circumstances of people's lives, a politics that does not speak to and include people, is an intellectually arrogant politics that deserves to fail.
~ Paul Wellstone
and yet he could also be very charming, in a bookish, infinitely apologetic way.
~ Paula McLain
When lawyers are muddled ordinary people win and lose disputes for no good reason. More accurately, my mistake. In short because of intellectual pigheadedness injustice is done. And that is disgraceful.
~ Unknown
Three hundred years ago, during the Age of Enlightenment, the coffee house became the center of innovation.
~ Unknown
Trust your experiences, your God moments. They don't work as intellectual arguments for God, but that's exactly the point: intellectual arguments aren't enough, and wanting them to be so sooner or later leads to disappointment. God speaks to us through our whole humanity, not just through part of it. God moments can't be proven to anyone else, but that doesn't make them second best. They are proof—of another kind.
~ Unknown
In other words, I believe that faith in the Creator is necessarily transrational (not antirational) and mystical. I try to remember that as I work through intellectual challenges—and I mean work through, not avoid.
~ Unknown
In terms of intellectual debt, more people deserve acknowledgment than we could possibly list.
~ Unknown
When we are reading we become immersed in stories both on an intellectual and emotional level and when we come back to our own skins, we feel a little changed'.
~ Unknown
In making my work meaningful to others, I had also made it compelling to myself. No longer was I just working on somebody else's problems. I was part of an intellectual enterprise with relatively well-defined goals, which might actually make a difference to humanity.
~ Unknown