The Resource The politically incorrect guide to western civilization, Anthony Esolen
The politically incorrect guide to western civilization, Anthony Esolen
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- Language
- eng
- Extent
- xii, 340 pages
- Note
- "P.I.G. series"--Cover
- Contents
-
- Athenian relativists
- Beauty is not merely in the eye of the beholder
- Universal Good
- State and the end of man
- Chapter 2
- Rome: An Empire of Tradition and Patriarchy
- 39
- Respecting your elders
- Father knows best
- Tradition's wisdom vs. democracy's fickleness
- Chapter 1
- Peace through strength
- Real reason Rome fell
- Chapter 3
- Israel: How God Changed the World
- 67
- A God above nature, not a nature god
- Not a political god, but the King of kings
- Knowing God yields science
- They that humble themselves shall be exalted
- A thousand years are as a day
- Ancient Greece: Love of Wisdom and Beauty
- Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews
- Peace of God that passeth understanding
- Chapter 4
- Early Church: Charity and Tolerance Are Born
- 97
- How Christianity saved the West
- Christianity brings equality and tolerance
- State, that pagan god
- How Christians elevated culture
- Truth about heretics
- 1
- Good News brings charity
- Chapter 5
- High Middle Ages: The Bright Ages
- 131
- Islam vs. civilization
- Warmer is better-someone tell Al Gore
- Ruggedly alive
- Bright Ages: Life in the cathedrals
- Drama's rebirth: Another fruit of Christianity
- PC myth: The Middle Ages were the Dark Ages
- Laws that cannot be amended
- When love and nature were richer
- PC trope: Dancing angels and pinheads
- Before PC: When intellectual curiosity could thrive
- Chapter 6
- Renaissance: It's Not What You Think
- 167
- PC myths about the Renaissance
- Is there a nature in this man?
- Honoring the past
- Shakespeare on his knees
- Athens: Better than the rest
- Where the Renaissance went wrong: Undermining authority
- Chapter 7
- Enlightenment: Liberty and Tyranny
- 203
- Will enslaved
- "Enlightenment" yields tyranny
- Ecrasez l'infame!
- Pilgrim Fathers
- Conservative Founders?
- America's forgotten models: Rome and Athens
- Father, not mother
- Saving reason from itself
- Rousseau and the State
- Samuel Johnson
- Chapter 8
- Nineteenth Century: Man Is a God; Man Is a Beast
- 243
- Romantics' new religion: Nature
- Worshipping man
- What the Industrial Revolution wrought
- Is there such a thing as bad art?
- Greek Isles effect
- Nietzsche: The honest atheist
- Conservative champions of human dignity
- Chapter 9
- Twentieth Century: A Century of Blood
- 281
- Walter Mitty, rugged individual
- Empire strikes back
- Health of the State, the poverty of the soul
- Art from the people; Art against the people
- Science without knowledge
- Tradition and the natural law
- Pill's bitter effects
- History can restore us
- Isbn
- 9781596980594
- Label
- The politically incorrect guide to western civilization
- Title
- The politically incorrect guide to western civilization
- Statement of responsibility
- Anthony Esolen
- Title variation
- Western civilization
- Language
- eng
- Cataloging source
- DLC
- http://library.link/vocab/creatorName
- Esolen, Anthony M
- Dewey number
- 909/.09821
- Illustrations
- illustrations
- Index
- index present
- LC call number
- CB245
- LC item number
- .E695 2008
- Literary form
- non fiction
- Nature of contents
- bibliography
- http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
-
- Civilization, Western
- Political correctness
- Target audience
- adult
- Label
- The politically incorrect guide to western civilization, Anthony Esolen
- Note
- "P.I.G. series"--Cover
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references (pages 311-327) and index
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier category code
-
- nc
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- text
- Content type code
-
- txt
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
-
- Athenian relativists
- Beauty is not merely in the eye of the beholder
- Universal Good
- State and the end of man
- Chapter 2
- Rome: An Empire of Tradition and Patriarchy
- 39
- Respecting your elders
- Father knows best
- Tradition's wisdom vs. democracy's fickleness
- Chapter 1
- Peace through strength
- Real reason Rome fell
- Chapter 3
- Israel: How God Changed the World
- 67
- A God above nature, not a nature god
- Not a political god, but the King of kings
- Knowing God yields science
- They that humble themselves shall be exalted
- A thousand years are as a day
- Ancient Greece: Love of Wisdom and Beauty
- Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews
- Peace of God that passeth understanding
- Chapter 4
- Early Church: Charity and Tolerance Are Born
- 97
- How Christianity saved the West
- Christianity brings equality and tolerance
- State, that pagan god
- How Christians elevated culture
- Truth about heretics
- 1
- Good News brings charity
- Chapter 5
- High Middle Ages: The Bright Ages
- 131
- Islam vs. civilization
- Warmer is better-someone tell Al Gore
- Ruggedly alive
- Bright Ages: Life in the cathedrals
- Drama's rebirth: Another fruit of Christianity
- PC myth: The Middle Ages were the Dark Ages
- Laws that cannot be amended
- When love and nature were richer
- PC trope: Dancing angels and pinheads
- Before PC: When intellectual curiosity could thrive
- Chapter 6
- Renaissance: It's Not What You Think
- 167
- PC myths about the Renaissance
- Is there a nature in this man?
- Honoring the past
- Shakespeare on his knees
- Athens: Better than the rest
- Where the Renaissance went wrong: Undermining authority
- Chapter 7
- Enlightenment: Liberty and Tyranny
- 203
- Will enslaved
- "Enlightenment" yields tyranny
- Ecrasez l'infame!
- Pilgrim Fathers
- Conservative Founders?
- America's forgotten models: Rome and Athens
- Father, not mother
- Saving reason from itself
- Rousseau and the State
- Samuel Johnson
- Chapter 8
- Nineteenth Century: Man Is a God; Man Is a Beast
- 243
- Romantics' new religion: Nature
- Worshipping man
- What the Industrial Revolution wrought
- Is there such a thing as bad art?
- Greek Isles effect
- Nietzsche: The honest atheist
- Conservative champions of human dignity
- Chapter 9
- Twentieth Century: A Century of Blood
- 281
- Walter Mitty, rugged individual
- Empire strikes back
- Health of the State, the poverty of the soul
- Art from the people; Art against the people
- Science without knowledge
- Tradition and the natural law
- Pill's bitter effects
- History can restore us
- Control code
- ocn227570264
- Dimensions
- 23 cm
- Extent
- xii, 340 pages
- Isbn
- 9781596980594
- Lccn
- 2008017807
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
-
- n
- Note
- 909.09821 ES58 ; L ; XX-N ; SA ; C0808BT1(SI).
- Other physical details
- illustrations
- System control number
-
- (Sirsi) 227570264
- (Sirsi) 227570264
- (OCoLC)227570264
- Label
- The politically incorrect guide to western civilization, Anthony Esolen
- Note
- "P.I.G. series"--Cover
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references (pages 311-327) and index
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier category code
-
- nc
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- text
- Content type code
-
- txt
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
-
- Athenian relativists
- Beauty is not merely in the eye of the beholder
- Universal Good
- State and the end of man
- Chapter 2
- Rome: An Empire of Tradition and Patriarchy
- 39
- Respecting your elders
- Father knows best
- Tradition's wisdom vs. democracy's fickleness
- Chapter 1
- Peace through strength
- Real reason Rome fell
- Chapter 3
- Israel: How God Changed the World
- 67
- A God above nature, not a nature god
- Not a political god, but the King of kings
- Knowing God yields science
- They that humble themselves shall be exalted
- A thousand years are as a day
- Ancient Greece: Love of Wisdom and Beauty
- Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews
- Peace of God that passeth understanding
- Chapter 4
- Early Church: Charity and Tolerance Are Born
- 97
- How Christianity saved the West
- Christianity brings equality and tolerance
- State, that pagan god
- How Christians elevated culture
- Truth about heretics
- 1
- Good News brings charity
- Chapter 5
- High Middle Ages: The Bright Ages
- 131
- Islam vs. civilization
- Warmer is better-someone tell Al Gore
- Ruggedly alive
- Bright Ages: Life in the cathedrals
- Drama's rebirth: Another fruit of Christianity
- PC myth: The Middle Ages were the Dark Ages
- Laws that cannot be amended
- When love and nature were richer
- PC trope: Dancing angels and pinheads
- Before PC: When intellectual curiosity could thrive
- Chapter 6
- Renaissance: It's Not What You Think
- 167
- PC myths about the Renaissance
- Is there a nature in this man?
- Honoring the past
- Shakespeare on his knees
- Athens: Better than the rest
- Where the Renaissance went wrong: Undermining authority
- Chapter 7
- Enlightenment: Liberty and Tyranny
- 203
- Will enslaved
- "Enlightenment" yields tyranny
- Ecrasez l'infame!
- Pilgrim Fathers
- Conservative Founders?
- America's forgotten models: Rome and Athens
- Father, not mother
- Saving reason from itself
- Rousseau and the State
- Samuel Johnson
- Chapter 8
- Nineteenth Century: Man Is a God; Man Is a Beast
- 243
- Romantics' new religion: Nature
- Worshipping man
- What the Industrial Revolution wrought
- Is there such a thing as bad art?
- Greek Isles effect
- Nietzsche: The honest atheist
- Conservative champions of human dignity
- Chapter 9
- Twentieth Century: A Century of Blood
- 281
- Walter Mitty, rugged individual
- Empire strikes back
- Health of the State, the poverty of the soul
- Art from the people; Art against the people
- Science without knowledge
- Tradition and the natural law
- Pill's bitter effects
- History can restore us
- Control code
- ocn227570264
- Dimensions
- 23 cm
- Extent
- xii, 340 pages
- Isbn
- 9781596980594
- Lccn
- 2008017807
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
-
- n
- Note
- 909.09821 ES58 ; L ; XX-N ; SA ; C0808BT1(SI).
- Other physical details
- illustrations
- System control number
-
- (Sirsi) 227570264
- (Sirsi) 227570264
- (OCoLC)227570264
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