Randolph Bourne is a progressive intellectual, critic, and anti-war thinker representing WWI-era America. He studied at Columbia University and contributed to The New Republic and The Seven Arts. He is known for the phrase "War is the health of the state," which criticized the relationship between state power and war. He also developed the multicultural "Trans-National America" thesis, advocating an American image that respects immigrant cultures.

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