Where once there was robust, enduring debate about the so-called Great Man Theory of History — from Thomas Carlyle to Herbert Spencer to William James, with bows along the way to Hegel, Nietzsche and ...
Fairytales are an inseparable element from many people’s childhoods. Filled with magic, wonders, heroes, and villains, these stories inspire boundless imagination and teach important lessons that ...
“He is a little man . . . whose countenance is a caricature of a drummer boy risen too high.”— I Saw Hitler by Dorothy Thompson, 1932. When hoarse ecstatic Ernst Franz Sedgwick Hanfstaengl goes to his ...
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