The American intellectual tradition

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Preface PART ONE: TOWARD A SECULAR CULTURE Introduction Asa Gray Thomas Wentworth Higginson Charles Pierce William Graham Sumner Charles Augustus Briggs William Dean Howells Elizabeth Cady Stanton Frederick Jackson Turner William James Josiah Royce Charlotte Perkins Gilman Henry Adams George Santayana PART TWO: SOCIAL PROGRESS AND THE POWER OF INTELLECT Introduction Jane Addams Thorstein Veblen Woodrow Wilson W.E.B. Du Bois William James Walter Lippmann Randolph Bourne H.L. Mencken Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr John Dewey Margaret Mead John Crowe Ransom Sidney Hook Thurman Arnold PART THREE: TO EXTEND DEMOCRACY AND TO FORMULATE THE MODERN Introduction Clement Greenburg Henry Luce Henry A. Wallace Gunnar Myrdal Reinhold Niebuhr Albert Einstein Aldo Leopold Erik Erikson James Baldwin George Kennan Whittaker Chambers Hannah Arendt John Courtney Murray Daniel Bell W.W. Rostow Lionel Trilling Milton Friedman PART FOUR: EXPLORING DIVERSITY AND POSTMODERNITY Introduction Thomas S. Kuhn Martin Luther King, Jr Betty Friedan Susan Sontag Malcolm X Herbert Marcuse Noam Chomsky Edward Said Nancy Chodorow Richard Rorty Gloria Anzaldua Henry Louis Gates, Jr Joan Scott Samuel Huntington Carl Sagan Chronologies

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