the revolt against civilization

In The Revolt Against Civilization, Lothrop Stoddard warns of the menace posed by the 'under-man,' whom he sees as driving social upheaval and threatening higher civilization.

Drawing on eugenic principles, Stoddard contends that race and heredity determine historical progress, and the rise of inferior elements risks the collapse of Western society.

The work reflects his broader advocacy for preserving racial hierarchies against Bolshevism and population shifts.