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Unadjusted Man in an Age of Overadjustment
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In 'Unadjusted Man in an Age of Overadjustment,' Peter Viereck critiques modern society's inclination to over-adapt to technological and social changes, arguing for humanist steadiness.
Viereck draws on literary and philosophical sources to lament dehumanizing effects of unchecked modernization.
The book urges a conservative appreciation for continuity, prudence, and moral restraint amid rapid change.
Wilsey references it to illustrate conservative concerns about technology and cultural speed.
Viereck's epigrammatic style and cultural commentary influenced postwar conservative thought.
Viereck draws on literary and philosophical sources to lament dehumanizing effects of unchecked modernization.
The book urges a conservative appreciation for continuity, prudence, and moral restraint amid rapid change.
Wilsey references it to illustrate conservative concerns about technology and cultural speed.
Viereck's epigrammatic style and cultural commentary influenced postwar conservative thought.
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John D. Wilsey
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The Battle for Religious Liberty and Conservatism in a Secular Age — Professor John Wilsey
