Published 2025-01-01
“…While historiography has taken the manuscript into account for its contribution to cultural studies, the essay considers it as his “political manifesto” for the United States. By placing
James in the intellectual context that marked his US moment (1938-1953), the essay reconstructs his critique of sociological and managerial literature, particularly Elton Mayo and
Peter Drucker, and against the rise of a “counter-revolutionary philosophy,” especially Richard Weaver. …”
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