M. D. Aeschliman is Professor Emeritus of Education at Boston University and also taught at the University of Italian Switzerland for twenty-five years. He has edited paperback editions of novels by Dickens and Malcolm Muggeridge, and a new edition of his book The Restoration of Man was published in English in 2019 and in French in 2020.
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He neglects the role of Social Darwinism and the work of G. K. Chesterton.
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Charles L. Glenn brings the lessons of Abraham Kuyper to American schooling
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Author Frederick Crews asserts that Freud, like Faust, “had reached a point of intellectual and emotional frustration that rendered him willing to risk his reputation for…visionary truth.”
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