Lippmann's Farewell to Virtue 363 Dewey's Reply to Lippmann: Too Little Too Late 366 9. THE SPIRITUAL DISCIPLINE AGAINST RESENTMENT Reinbold Niebubr on Christian Mythology 369 The Virtue of Particularism 373 The "Endless Cycle of Social Conflict" and How to Break It 376 Niebubr's Challenge to Liberalism Denatured and Deflected 379 Liberal Realism after Niebuhr: The Critique of Tribalism 382 Martin Luther King's Encounter with Niebuhr 366 Hope without Optimism 390 Indigenous Origins of the Civil Rights Movement 393 The Collapse of the Civil Rights Movement in the North 398 From Civil Rights to Social Democracy 402 The Politics of Resentment and Reparation 407 10. THE POLITICS OF THE CIVILIZED MINORITY Liberal Perceptions of the Public after World War I 412 America the Unbeautiful 416 Social Criticism, Disembodied and Connected 421 Sociology as Social Criticism: The Apotheosis of the Expert 424 Experts and Orators: Thurman Arnold's "Anthropological" Satire 429 The "Machiavelli" of the Managerial Revolution 435 From Satire to Social Pathology: Gunnar Myrdal on the "American Dilemma " 439 The Discovery of the Authoritarian Personality 445 Politics as Therapy 450 The Liberal Critique of Populism 455 Populism as Working-Class Authoritarianism 460 -11-