Visions of Order [Book Review]

Review of Metaphysics 18 (1):186-187 (1964)
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This is a posthumous work of one of the "new conservatives." Weaver criticizes what is both new and bad in modernity. There is no concern here for method. The phenomena are seen from the point of view of the concerned citizen. The remarks on total war are probably the most perceptive part of the book.—H. C.

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