De ce e mai multă libertate intelectuală la București decât la Cambridge?

Why is there more intellectual freedom in Bucharest than Cambridge?

este titlul unui comentariu postat de Radomir Tylecote pe siteul The Spectator.

”In Cambridge there is a continued failure to uphold free speech, or to grasp what it is to be properly liberal. Because if I can make a case against rule by faceless bureaucrats in a former Warsaw Pact dictatorship but not at one of our finest universities, our culture is in serious trouble. By 1975 Saul Bellow warned that ‘the universities have failed painfully’ and in the 1980s Allan Bloom pointed out that ‘the spirit of scientific inquiry’ that used to animate them is slowly dying. In British universities now, you can’t talk about certain subjects. That sounds like the ‘new serfdom’ to me.”

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