"The Ethics of Controversy", The New Leader (February 1, 1954), reprinted in Philosophy and Public Policy (Southern Illinois UP, 1980), p. 192, and in Sidney Hook on Pragmatism, Democracy and Freedom: The Essential Essays (Prometheus Books, 2002), pp. 294–295
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