The Superfluous Men

This volume allows readers to sample the witty and original conservative thought that enlivened the American intellectual landscape during the first half of the twentieth century, the period that laid the groundwork for many of the ideas central to debates in contemporary political and social theory: the necessity for limited government, the need for economic decentralization, and the value of America's tradition of federalism

Aesthetics · Art · Culture of the United States · Literature · Political science · Sociology · American Constitutional Law and Politics · Gender Studies · History

• Critical Thinking as Cold War Weapon

  Open Access•Lisa Szefel•The Journal of American Culture•2017

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• Traditionalist Dissent

  Open Access•Gillis J Harp•Modern Intellectual History•2008

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• Technology and American Political Thought

  Open Access•Victor C Ferki, Victor C Ferkiss et al.•The Review of Politics•1980

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