Moralizing, on the other hand, is an attitude which is easily engendered by concern with material and efficient causes and once one asks. "Who owns this newspaper?” Or "Who runs this newspaper?”, most people are prepared to make value judgments. I hope you will have a look at my latest book Take Today: The Executive as Dropout (Harcourt. Brace, Jovanovich Inc. 1972) in which I study the structural effects of electric speed in decision-making and management.
Letter to James W. Carey, 1974, in Letters (1987), p 492
Year: 1974
Chapter:
Values & Value Judgments
Compiled by William Kuhns
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