The Life of Facts I: Their Nature and Construction
At the heart of the matter is a fundamental conflict between two ways in which we can view and engage Facts in our world.
At the heart of the matter is a fundamental conflict between two ways in which we can view and engage Facts in our world.
William Bergquist, Ph.D. and Kevin Weitz, Psy.D. [Note: the content of this essay has been included in a recently published book called The Crises of Expertise and Belief. This paperback book can be purchased by clicking on this link.] (Authoritarian Personalities) seem to combine the worst elements of each kind of personality, being power-hungry, unsupportive of equality, manipulative, and amoral, …
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