Physics and Politics
One of the great short masterpieces of nineteenth-century thought, Physics and Politics is in essence a brilliant essay in social psychology. It defines with grim humor the conditions of stability and social progress. Roger Kimball's introduction arid notes place Bagehot's ideas hi perspective for today's reader and evaluate the continuing usefulness of his observations.
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Physics and Politics
One of the great short masterpieces of nineteenth-century thought, Physics and Politics is in essence a brilliant essay in social psychology. It defines with grim humor the conditions of stability and social progress. Roger Kimball's introduction arid notes place Bagehot's ideas hi perspective for today's reader and evaluate the continuing usefulness of his observations.
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Physics and Politics

Physics and Politics

by Walter Bagehot
Physics and Politics

Physics and Politics

by Walter Bagehot

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One of the great short masterpieces of nineteenth-century thought, Physics and Politics is in essence a brilliant essay in social psychology. It defines with grim humor the conditions of stability and social progress. Roger Kimball's introduction arid notes place Bagehot's ideas hi perspective for today's reader and evaluate the continuing usefulness of his observations.

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ISBN-13: 9781507648742
Publisher: CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date: 01/21/2015
Pages: 124
Product dimensions: 5.98(w) x 9.02(h) x 0.26(d)

About the Author

Banker, editor, political thinker, and literary critic, Walter Bagehot (1826–1877) edited the Economist for the last seventeen years of his life and enjoyed intimate friendships with the leading political figures of his day. He also wrote The English Constitution and Lombard Street. Roger Kimball is managing editor of The New Criterion and author of Tenured Radicals (also published by Ivan R. Dee).

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We go to Bagehot for something that seems very difficult: the true character of political man.

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