This book explores the disconnect between political language and political reality in the United States in the post-Great Recession era of social, political, economic and environmental crisis. It argues that this crisis has called into question the ideology of "American exceptionalism," and outlines a more sustainable and democratic alternative.
This book explores the disconnect between political language and political reality in the United States in the post-Great Recession era of social, political, economic and environmental crisis. It argues that this crisis has called into question the ideology of "American exceptionalism," and outlines a more sustainable and democratic alternative.
Eric Cheyfitz is the Ernest I. White Professor of American Studies and Humane Letters at Cornell University.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. Disinformation: The End of Ideology 2. Narratives of the Nation 3. The Palimpsest of History: William Apess's Anti-Jeremiad Jeremiad 4. The End of Innocence: Jeremiah Wright's Anti-Jeremiad Jeremiad 5. Barack Obama and the Erasure of Race 6. The Confidence State 7. Melville's The Confidence Man: His Masquerade 8. Thinking from a Different Place: What is a Just Society? A Brief Manifesto
Introduction 1. Disinformation: The End of Ideology 2. Narratives of the Nation 3. The Palimpsest of History: William Apess's Anti-Jeremiad Jeremiad 4. The End of Innocence: Jeremiah Wright's Anti-Jeremiad Jeremiad 5. Barack Obama and the Erasure of Race 6. The Confidence State 7. Melville's The Confidence Man: His Masquerade 8. Thinking from a Different Place: What is a Just Society? A Brief Manifesto
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