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C. Wright Mills

April 14, 1962 issue

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C. Wright Mills, who died a few weeks ago at the age of forty-six, was a sociologist, social critic, humanist and individualist, he brought his enormous intellect and energy to bear on the great issues of his time, confronting questions that few of his academic colleagues had the capacity or the courage to grapple with. His influence went far beyond the academic circles which his work so often disturbed, for he wrote to be read by a large and intelligent-but not necessary technical-audience, and he succeeded.

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MILLS, C. Wright (Charles Wright), 1916-1962; INTELLECTUALS; SOCIOLOGISTS; AGE & intelligence; BEHAVIORAL scientists; SOCIAL scientists
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