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Reddit mentions of American Progressivism: A Reader
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Height | 9.1 Inches |
Length | 6.08 Inches |
Number of items | 1 |
Release date | May 2008 |
Weight | 1.10892517786 Pounds |
Width | 0.98 Inches |
Echoing the sentiments already said-- Sanders is a politician, not an intellectual.
In terms of book recommendations, I always recommend Jonathan Haidt's The Righteous Mind, which goes into the moral foundations of liberals and conservatives, and can help you see things from another perspective.
In terms of liberal book recommendations, one book I really liked was American Progressivism: A Reader. It's a collection of speeches, essays, and letters written by progressives in the Progressive Era, and really gets at the core of what it means to be progressive, in a way that is not actually articulated all that much in modern times.
It also serves as a sort of history lesson, as a lot of the programs advocated for in the various speeches and essays were later adopted, forming the foundation of the American welfare state that exists today; hence you can see the thought behind these programs when they were first discussed.
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Conservative - I'm keenly interested in the intellectual history of American Conservatism and could make this this list could go on forever. I'll keep it to three, but if you want more suggestions feel free to ask.
Liberal - You may get a better liberal reading list from another user, but I'll give it a shot.