He dedicated the rest of his life to recording and studying American folk music for the Library of Congress and various academic outposts, in the process changing the country's attitude toward its indigenous culture and laying the groundwork for the folk and blues revivals of the fifties and sixties.
But it may be worth briefly reflecting on the astonishing speed with which the radical ideas and impulses of pre-World War II America vanished from public life, with only traces lingering in some academic outposts and isolated sensibilities like Edmund Wilson's.
But they have attracted a growing following, flourishing on the Internet and in a handful of academic outposts, as he and others who share his thinking have made the case that austerity budgeting in the United States and in Europe is doing irreparable harm.
Less Old World consulate and more 21st-century conduit to the Boston area's hotbed of technological and academic innovation, the outpost aims to encourage a new generation of Swiss businesspeople to think more like their American counterparts.
Though a website dedicated to his ideas boasts 50,000 posts, and there have been outposts of academic interest, he is disappointed that his books have not had more mainstream attention.
Patients with RA were recruited from a specialized rheumatology clinic (Reade, formerly the Jan van Breemen Institute), regional hospitals (outposts of Reade), and an academic hospital (the VU University Medical Center, department of rheumatology), Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Its archaic motto could be "What was good enough for me... " Maths and science have merely replaced Latin and Greek as the dogma of the academic establishment, for whom schools are no more than tributary outposts.
This air of secrecy, combined with the wacky focus on academic art, gave rise to rumors that the museum might be the outpost of a Middle Eastern cult.
Insurgents entered the outpost.
