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FACT

Who Are the Intellectuals?,r an insider or informed outsider could succeed. This chapter concludes by observing that the intellectual elite as defined here was composed of more men than women and was characterised more by literature and the humanities than by the social, policy, or natural sciences.

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Voices from the Establishment,ks for the general public, among others. The chapter observes that these individuals supplied the intellectual cachet that senior leaders at the time did not possess and notes that their positions were privileged, but also vulnerable to shifts in the political winds.

Dissonance

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Publishers and Impressarios Have Their Say, discusses the conservatism of this group and the correspondence in outlook and viewpoint between them and senior political leaders. It concludes by noting that the degree of correspondence varied, however; publishers and impressarios leaned conservative, but were not all like-minded.

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The Intellectual Community Reflects on Key Issues,l religious tone of the intellectual community. Among those interviewed, support for democracy was considerable, although not without reservations or misgivings. Chapter 11’s conclusion is that extreme ideological positions, although present, were rare, even among leading intellectuals.

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Islamist Voices, who tried to start a new form of Islamic social organisation in the hinterland; Suhaimi, a charismatic youth leader; and rank-and-file members of the Islamist cluster such as Adnan, an Islamic socialist, and Ustadz Ali, an award-winning writer.

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