Living Questions of the Age

A timely and provocative collection of essays addressing the most pressing social and political issues of the late 19th century, from the rise of industrial capitalism to the struggle for women's suffrage. Drawing on his deep knowledge of history, philosophy, and literature, Walker challenges conventional wisdom on a wide range of topics and offers original and often controversial insights into the complex forces shaping modern life.

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