"I don't accept the argument of people like David Horowitz that the government should impose some sort of predetermined political balance on academic research"
- Juan Cole
About this Quote
In this quote, Juan Cole is revealing his dispute with the idea proposed by David Horowitz that the government must control the political views expressed in scholastic research study. Cole believes that such a measure would limit the flexibility of scholastic query and hinder the pursuit of knowledge. He rejects the notion that there ought to be an established political balance in scholastic research study, as this would go against the concepts of intellectual variety and crucial thinking. Cole's stance highlights the importance of academic liberty and the need for unbiased, unbiased research in the pursuit of reality.
This quote is written / told by Juan Cole somewhere between August 20, 1952 and today. He was a famous Educator from USA.
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