10/01/2018
An Agrarian Society:
Opposed to the industrial society is the agrarian, which does not stand in particular need of definition. An agrarian society is hardly one that has no use at all for industries, professional vocations, for scholars and artists and for the life of the cities. Technically, perhaps, an agrarian society is one in which agriculture is the leading vocation, whether for wealth, for pleasure, or prestige – a form of labor that is pursued with intelligence and leisure, and that becomes the model to which the other forms approach as well as they may.
I belief not in Indistrialisism, Marxism, rampant and cancerous Urbanist globalism but in the inherently freer more humane local Agrarian society favored by Jefferson and Jackson and the God of Nature who gave us Natural Law. In the industrial cities rises all the vices and social illnesses of the worst of mankind and the city itself like a cesspit encourages a inward rot that can only be purged by the clean air and wholesome work of the countryside or by if the illness is too severe the fire of collapse war and a dark age.
The Southern Agrarians represent one of the most interesting movements of the first half of the twentieth century. Principled as well as intellectual, the Agrarians offered much for America to ponder. Many of their ideas are even more relevant today then they were when they wrote them in the 1920's and 1930's of the last century.
To learn more read this excellent article
https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2011/04/09/the-southern-point-part-2-agrarians-and-cavaliers/