Notas del episodio
“We're looking at a lot of bad things in American history that we should have been thinking about over the past 50 years. What McCarthyism did, what it targeted with regard to the academic community—and that's really what I know the best—is that during the late 1940s and early 1950s, the focus of political oppression was on people who once were, had previously been near or were affiliated with the American Communist Party. It was focused on individuals who had once been in or near the Communist Party and who were refusing to cooperate with the witch hunt. That was it. That was what McCarthyism did. Today, what we're seeing is an attack on everything.”
In this episode of the Speaking Out of Place podcast, Professor
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Ellen Schreker, David Palumbo-Liu, Speaking Out of Place, McCarthyism, higher education crisis, political repression, capitalism and education, student protests, authoritarianism in America, The Creative Process, Stanford University