Now That Historians Know So Much about the Right, How Should We Best Approach the Study of Conservatism?

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Title: Now That Historians Know So Much about the Right, How Should We Best Approach the Study of Conservatism?
Authors: McGirr, Lisa1
Source: Journal of American History. Dec2011, Vol. 98 Issue 3, p765-770. 6p.
Subject Terms: Conservatism, United States politics & government, Church & politics, Conservatives, Twentieth century, History of conservatism
Geographic Terms: United States
People: Phillips-Fein, Kim
Abstract: An essay is presented in response to the essay "Conservatism: A State of the Field," by Kim Phillips-Fein, published elsewhere in the issue. It analyzes Phillips-Fein's examination of the field of the history of U.S. conservatism and its historiography. The author comments on the study of transnational aspects of conservatism. He also discusses the origins of modern conservatism, reflecting on antistatism and opposition to the U.S. New Deal. Conservative religiosity is also considered.
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