The Vanishing Tradition

This anthology offers a penetrating critique of the American conservative movement, addressing overlooked topics that commentators often avoid. Contributors deliver incisive essays that confront the movement's embrace of celebrity culture and its intolerance for dissent while revealing how it has deviated from its roots under external pressures. Highlighting the movement's claims to uphold "permanent values," the collection questions the sincerity of these assertions in light of its adaptation to social issues. Published by Cornell University Press and available as an audiobook from University Press Audiobooks, this work aims to ignite vital debates on contemporary conservatism.