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Up From Liberalism

Book • 1959
Richard Weaver's "Up From Liberalism" chronicles his intellectual journey from a Marxist perspective to a conservative one.

He critiques the limitations and failures of liberal thought, emphasizing the importance of tradition and community.

Weaver argues for a return to a more organic and less individualistic understanding of society.

The book explores the dangers of abstract ideologies and the need for a more nuanced approach to political and social issues.

It remains a significant work in conservative thought, influencing generations of thinkers.

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Dominic Pino
as one of Buckley's best books.
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as a favorite Buckley anecdote.
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