This work also argues that Ayn Rand and the Nazis "share a patrimony in... vulgar Nietzscheanism," while its chapter on "Remembrance of Empires Past," chronicles the rise to prominence of the ideas of people like Irving Kristol, Fred Kagan, and Paul Wolfowitz.
The third chapter of this work, "Inside Out," argues that its subjects "convince us that we are one of them... by making privilege democratic and democracy aristocratic." This work's penultimate chapter, "Easy to Be Hard," quotes extensively from Burke's The Sublime and the Beautiful to argue that the subjects of this work view war as an opportunity for reinvigoration rather than as something to be avoided. This work also argues that Ayn Rand and the Nazis "share a patrimony in... vulgar Nietzscheanism," while its chapter on "Remembrance of Empires Past," chronicles the rise to prominence of the ideas of people like Irving Kristol, Fred Kagan, and Paul Wolfowitz. Arguing that "conservatism is the theoretical voice of... animus against the agency of the subordinate classes," for 10 points, identify    this work of political theory whose title puns on a similarly named work by Russell Kirk, written by CUNY political theorist Corey Robin.
The third chapter of this work, "Inside Out," argues that its subjects "convince us that we are one of them... by making privilege democratic and democracy aristocratic.
The Reactionary Mind