America's Bachelor Uncle, Thoreau and the American Polity

Author

Taylor; Bob Pepperman

Year

2021

Publisher

University Press of Kansas

Type

BOOK

Description

"At last, an account that takes Thoreau seriously as a political thinker and makes an unconventional but persuasive case that Thoreau was deeply concerned with our political community: its citizens, its values and institutions, and its future. A fascinating book, easy to recommend". -- Robert Booth Fowler, author of The Dance with Community

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