Winds of Doctrine; Studies in Contemporary Opinion

Exploring the evolution of thought in the early 20th century, this work delves into contemporary opinions shaped by societal and environmental factors. Key topics include the intellectual climate of the time, the interplay between Modernism and Christianity, and the philosophies of notable figures like Henri Bergson and Bertrand Russell. Additionally, it examines the poetic value of revolutionary principles through the lens of Shelley and critiques the genteel tradition in American philosophy, offering insights into the philosophical landscape of the era.