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发表于2024-11-23
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The public intellectual, as a person and ideal, has a long and storied history. Writing in venues like the New Republic and Commentary, such intellectuals were always expected to opine on a broad array of topics, from foreign policy to literature to economics. Yet in recent years a new kind of thinker has supplanted that archetype: the thought leader. Equipped with one big idea, thought leaders focus their energies on TED talks rather than highbrow periodicals.
How did this shift happen? In The Ideas Industry, Daniel W. Drezner points to the roles of political polarization, heightened inequality, and eroding trust in authority as ushering in the change. In contrast to public intellectuals, thought leaders gain fame as single-idea merchants. Their ideas are often laudable and highly ambitious: ending global poverty by 2025, for example. But instead of a class composed of university professors and freelance intellectuals debating in highbrow magazines, thought leaders often work through institutions that are closed to the public. They are more immune to criticism--and in this century, the criticism of public intellectuals also counts for less.
Three equally important factors that have reshaped the world of ideas have been waning trust in expertise, increasing political polarization and plutocracy. The erosion of trust has lowered the barriers to entry in the marketplace of ideas. Thought leaders don't need doctorates or fellowships to advance their arguments. Polarization is hardly a new phenomenon in the world of ideas, but in contrast to their predecessors, today's intellectuals are more likely to enjoy the support of ideologically friendly private funders and be housed in ideologically-driven think tanks. Increasing inequality as a key driver of this shift: more than ever before, contemporary plutocrats fund intellectuals and idea factories that generate arguments that align with their own. But, while there are certainly some downsides to the contemporary ideas industry, Drezner argues that it is very good at broadcasting ideas widely and reaching large audiences of people hungry for new thinking. Both fair-minded and trenchant, The Ideas Industry will reshape our understanding of contemporary public intellectual life in America and the West.
Daniel W. Drezner is professor of international politics at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University and a non-resident senior fellow at the Brookings Institution. Prior to Fletcher, he taught at the University of Chicago and the University of Colorado at Boulder. He has previously held positions with Civic Education Project, the RAND Corporation and the U.S. Department of the Treasury, and received fellowships from the German Marshall Fund of the United States, the Council on Foreign Relations, and Harvard University. He received his B.A. in political economy from Williams College and an M.A. in economics and Ph.D. in political science from Stanford University. Drezner is the author of four books -- most recently, Theories of International Politics and Zombies -- and the editor of two others. He has published articles in numerous scholarly journals as well as in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, The New Republic, and Foreign Affairs. Time magazine named Drezner's blog as one of the best in 2012. For more about Drezner and his work, visit his website at www.danieldrezner.com.
Lopsided depiction of thought leaders. Could it be that public intellectuals are truly missing nowadays? Doesn't this support the nostalgia?
评分Lopsided depiction of thought leaders. Could it be that public intellectuals are truly missing nowadays? Doesn't this support the nostalgia?
评分Lopsided depiction of thought leaders. Could it be that public intellectuals are truly missing nowadays? Doesn't this support the nostalgia?
评分相当的精彩 深刻 怀旧而不恋往,有批评和建设性意见。思想市场万岁 思想产业化 断舍离吧。
评分Lopsided depiction of thought leaders. Could it be that public intellectuals are truly missing nowadays? Doesn't this support the nostalgia?
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评分对于思想领袖来说,这是最好的时代。对于公共知识分子来说,这是最坏的时代。而对于其他人来说,它是最易迷失方向的时代。 ——丹尼尔·W. 德雷兹内 思想曾经是人类智力的最高荣耀。现在,它可能依旧是,只不过它必须服从于资本的统治。在资本的眼中,思想与星巴克里的咖啡、英...
评分对于思想领袖来说,这是最好的时代。对于公共知识分子来说,这是最坏的时代。而对于其他人来说,它是最易迷失方向的时代。 ——丹尼尔·W. 德雷兹内 思想曾经是人类智力的最高荣耀。现在,它可能依旧是,只不过它必须服从于资本的统治。在资本的眼中,思想与星巴克里的咖啡、英...
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评分读到引言部分便深深被吸引。作者先以奥巴马和特朗普面对外交政策的不同心态引出思想的重要导向作用和政治话语的权力倾向。再分别定义了思想市场,产业,公共知识分子和思想领袖的概念,进行了对比。由此,思想领袖在思想市场,社会权力机构的能量逐步展现…吸引着我翻开第一章...
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