[Calhoun] believed, in short, that life was a competitive struggle in which weakness was more to be feared than strength: a struggle in which eminence…
Author, Editor, and Publisher
Author, Editor, and Publisher
[Calhoun] believed, in short, that life was a competitive struggle in which weakness was more to be feared than strength: a struggle in which eminence…
William Shirer’s lengthy investigation into the collapse of France’s third republic in 1940 features a notable paragraph that, in itself, not only explains the French failure in the Second World War but the general failure of the French in all notable and worthwhile fields going back to early modernity.