“Those who are not satisfied with their work, or who have no intellectual or cultural interests, and whose coarse emotions have undergone refinement neither by education nor by adherence to civilized custom, are particularly liable to seek out the compensatory complications of domestic disorder and disarray.”
Quote by Theodore Dalrymple
Work
Our Culture, What's Left of it: The Mandarins and the Masses
This book delves into the complexities of modern culture, analyzing the influence of the elite, known as the Mandarins, and the broader populace, the Masses. It explores the dynamics between these groups and their effects on cultural trends and societal values. more
Author
Theodore Dalrymple
Theodore Dalrymple, born Anthony Daniels, is a British writer, physician, and critic. Born on October 11, 1949, he is known for his profound insights into political, social, and moral issues. Dalrymple's work often delves into the complexities of modern society, exploring challenges such as poverty, crime, and the decline of morality. more
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