Format:Hardcover
A critique of the intellectual and moral confusions of this age argues that the social/political crisis of twentieth-century America is actually an intellectual crisis, and shows how American democracy has hosted ideas of nihilism, despair, and relativism disguised as tolerance
Literary & Contemporary Fiction
392 pages • Hardcover
First published 1987
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The Closing of the American Mind
By Allan Bloom
A critique of the intellectual and moral confusions of this age argues that the social/political crisis of twentieth-century America is actually an intellectual crisis, and shows how American democracy has hosted ideas of nihilism, despair, and relativism disguised as tolerance
Literary & Contemporary Fiction
392 pages • Hardcover
First published 1987
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