Intellectual prejudice

The holding of biased intellectual views concerning social, political, ideological, or economic theories or philosophy may lead to stagnation and lack of flexibility in ideas, to intellectual conflict, and to intellectual repression where authorities are prejudiced against opinions which they feel could be damaging socially, economically, or politically.

1. Prejudice
2. Intellectualism

1. Self-righteousness
2. Scientific racism
3. Intellectual dissent
4. Intellectual conflict
5. Inadequacy and insensitivity of intelligence testing
6. Ignorance
7. Ideological discrimination in politics
8. Dependence on intellectual fashions

1. Anti-intellectualism

1. Self-deception
2. Repression of intellectual dissidents

1. Reducing intellectual prejudice

1. Prejudice
2. Passivity
3. Discrimination [D]
4. Discrimination [C]