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The Conservative Mind

Pages
535
Published
2001
Language
English

Synopsis

Russell Kirk's "The Conservative Mind" is a seminal work that articulates the intellectual tradition of conservatism. It traces the lineage of conservative thought from Edmund Burke through various historical figures, defining its core principles and ethical foundations. Kirk's analysis offers a profound critique of modern society and presents a vision for how conservative ideas can address contemporary challenges. This influential text remains essential for understanding the development of American conservatism.

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