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The Rise and Fall of Neoconservatism (Cato Unbound)

The Rise and Fall of Neoconservatism (Cato Unbound)

Damon Linker
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Neoconservatism is perhaps the slipperiest of current intellectual trends. Its adherents downplay the term itself, calling neoconservatism variously a "persuasion," a "mode of thinking," or even a "mood." Our lead essayist this month begs to differ. Drawing on his recent book Neoconservatism: An Obituary for an Idea, C. Bradley Thompson claims that the thinking of two individuals illuminates nearly all of what we know today as neoconservatism. Those individuals are Irving Kristol and Leo Strauss, featured prominently on this month's banner art.

Here to discuss this month are political theorist Patrick Deneen of Georgetown University, philosopher Douglas Rasmussen of St. John's University, and journalist and author Damon Linker of Newsweek/The Daily Beast, noted for his keen eye on the American right.
Language
English
Pages
77
Format
Kindle Edition
Publisher
Cato Institute
Release
March 07, 2011

The Rise and Fall of Neoconservatism (Cato Unbound)

Damon Linker
3/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
Neoconservatism is perhaps the slipperiest of current intellectual trends. Its adherents downplay the term itself, calling neoconservatism variously a "persuasion," a "mode of thinking," or even a "mood." Our lead essayist this month begs to differ. Drawing on his recent book Neoconservatism: An Obituary for an Idea, C. Bradley Thompson claims that the thinking of two individuals illuminates nearly all of what we know today as neoconservatism. Those individuals are Irving Kristol and Leo Strauss, featured prominently on this month's banner art.

Here to discuss this month are political theorist Patrick Deneen of Georgetown University, philosopher Douglas Rasmussen of St. John's University, and journalist and author Damon Linker of Newsweek/The Daily Beast, noted for his keen eye on the American right.
Language
English
Pages
77
Format
Kindle Edition
Publisher
Cato Institute
Release
March 07, 2011

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