God and Man at Yale - William F.Buckley - książka wyd. 1951

Opis

“God and Man at Yale” by William F. Buckley Jr. is a critical examination of the educational and intellectual climate at Yale University. Originally published in 1951, the book argues that the university’s teaching and institutional culture were moving away from traditional Christian values and free-market principles. Buckley draws on his own experiences as a student and discusses the influence of professors, the role of religion in education, and attitudes toward economics and politics. The book became an influential and controversial work in American conservative thought and is regarded as an important text in the history of modern American conservatism.