A nation gone blind : America in an age of simplification and deceit /
"A society once proud of its moral and social progress has now become a society devoted more to desperation and distraction than to continuing the work of building a humane commonwealth. Born in 1941, novelist, critic, and teacher Eric Larsen sees his own lifetime as paralleling the arc of this...
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Emeryville, CA : [Berkeley, Calif.] :
Shoemaker & Hoard ; Distributed by Publishers Group West,
[2006], ©2006
Emeryville, CA : [Berkeley, Calif.] : Shoemaker? ; Distributed by Publishers Group West, c2006 Emeryville, CA : [Berkeley, Calif.] : ©2006 |
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Table of Contents:
- Watching America go blind
- The death of literary thinking in America : how it happened and what it means
- Consumerism, victimology, and the disappearance of the meaningful self
- I Watching America go blind
- II. The death of literary thinking in America : how it happened and what it means
- III. Consumerism, victimology, and the disappearance of the meaningful self.
- I Watching America go blind
- II. The death of literary thinking in America : how it happened and what it means
- III. Consumerism, victimology, and the disappearance of the meaningful self.