Two Essays on the Remnant

This book is a philosophical treatise that examines the concept of a 'remnant', or a small group of people who survive a catastrophic event or a social upheaval. The author, John Eglinton, was a writer and a critic who was interested in the relationship between individualism and community. The book argues that the existence of a remnant is essential for the preservation of human values and culture, and that it serves as a counterbalance to the forces of conformity and mass culture.
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