Agnes Repplier, a keen observer of early 20th-century American society, presents a collection of insightful essays in "Points of Friction." With a sharp wit and unwavering intellect, Repplier delves into a range of contemporary social issues, offering thought-provoking social commentary that resonates even today.
Exploring various "points of friction" within the cultural landscape, these essays provide a valuable window into the concerns and debates of a bygone era. Repplier's work offers a fascinating glimpse into the philosophical and sociological underpinnings of American thought. Readers interested in American essays and the history of social criticism will find "Points of Friction" a compelling and enduring read. This edition meticulously preserves the original text, allowing readers to experience Repplier's insightful observations as they were first presented.
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