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“Sözcüğe benim verdiğim anlamda entelektüel, ne insanları teskin etme ne de konsensüs oluşturma derdindedir; çok ciddi bir anlamda, ucuz formülleri, hazır klişeleri ya da iktidar sahiplerinin ve uzlaşımcıların söylediklerinde, yapıp ettiklerinde gözlenen sorunsuz, uzlaştırıcı olumlamaları kabullenmeyi [reddetmek üzere] tüm varlığını ortaya koyan biridir [o]. Hatta sadece bir şeyleri pasif olarak istememekle yetinmez, bunu aktif olarak kamuoyuna söyler de” 

 E.Said

 (Entelektüel; ‘Sürgün, Marjinal, Yabancı’, çev. Tuncay Birkan, Ayrıntı Y., 1995, s. 36).

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