Russell Kirk: A Critical Biography of a Conservative Mind

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When people look to the founding of the modern conservative movement, they must ultimately look to Russell Kirk (1918-1994). Author of the groundbreaking treatise The Conservative Mind, Kirk defined conservative political thought for the post-World War II era.

Timeless Contributions to Thought and Philosophy

An imaginative and optimistic thinker, Kirk wrote essays in justice, society, education, economics, history, and literature that are timeless reminders of what he called "the permanent things":

• Honor
• Courage
• Character
• Virtue
• Constancy
• Humility
• Wisdom
• Order
• Prudence

A Creative Legacy Beyond Politics

Kirk’s creative spirit is immortalized not only in his political work but also in his rich collection of spine-tingling horror stories and sophisticated novels.

A Critical Exploration by James E. Person Jr.

James E. Person Jr. delves into every aspect of Kirk's quiet genius. His findings provide much-needed insight into the mind of a philosopher who defined a movement that provokes heated debate to this day. Through Person's analysis, conservatism is traced to its roots, uncovering important lessons for the future in the process.