This writer's face was deformed at birth due to misused forceps and after suffering tuberculosis as a child, he developed a hunched back.
This writer's face was deformed at birth due to misused forceps and after suffering tuberculosis as a child, he developed a hunched back. This man criticized John Dewey for his pro-war views in his essay "Twilight of Idols," and after dying in the Spanish flu epidemic, he was eulogized in the Dos Passos novel 1919, which was influenced by this author's text War is the Health of the State. For 10 points, name this intellectual who argued against the melting pot theory in such essays as "Trans-National America."
This writer's face was deformed at birth due to misused forceps and after suffering tuberculosis as a child, he developed a hunched back.
Randolph Bourne