Mexico
by Stuart Chase
1931
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Stuart Chase presents a characterization of life in Tepoztlán México (based on Robert Redfield's ethnography) and Middletown, USA (based on a study by Robert S. Lynd y Helen M. Lynd) in order to argue the moral superiority of life in a traditional society in contrast to a machine-ridden modern one.