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| Left Hooks | ||
| Introduction | 3 | |
| Hurt Feelings and Free Speech | 9 | |
| Colombia's Dirty War, Washington's Dirty Hands | 15 | |
| A Few Kind Words for Liberalism | 33 | |
| Me and My Zeitgeist | 43 | |
| A Socialism of the Skin | 52 | |
| Looking Backward | 63 | |
| Martyrs and False Populists | 80 | |
| Dark Age | 88 | |
| A Lament for Bosnia | 107 | |
| Life in Prison; Corrections Cowboys Get a Charge Out of Their New SCI-FI Weaponry | 114 | |
| Child Labor in the 1990s | 128 | |
| Seduced by Civility: Political Manners and the Crisis of Democratic Values | 132 | |
| Unchained Melody | 145 | |
| Plucking Workers | 157 | |
| The End of Imagination | 165 | |
| The Death of Liberal Outrage | 180 | |
| Sextuple Jeopardy | 185 | |
| The False Dawn of Civil Society | 189 | |
| A Review of It Didn't Happen Here: Why Socialism Failed in the United States | 199 | |
| Right Crosses | ||
| Introduction | 207 | |
| from The Tragedy of Macdeth | 213 | |
| Race and IQ ... are Whites Cleverer Than Blacks? | 223 | |
| Why My Father Knew | 227 | |
| The Unflappables | 243 | |
| The End of the Affair | 246 | |
| Why a Woman Can't be More Like a Man | 253 | |
| A Tale of Two Reactions | 257 | |
| Rich Republicans | 270 | |
| The Way of Love: Dorothy Day and the American Right | 281 | |
| What I Saw at the Impeachment | 294 | |
| The American Inquisition | 301 | |
| The Real State of the Union | 311 | |
| Giuseppe Conason's I Disonesti | 316 | |
| Hey, Kids! Don't Read This! | 320 | |
| Conservatism at Century's End: A Prospectus | 325 | |
| A Lovely War: How Clinton & Blair Dream | 331 | |
| A Kennedy Apart | 335 | |
| Unmanning Strunk and White: A New Elements of Style | 340 | |
| A Revolution to Save the World | 354 | |
| Reading Elian | 361 | |
| How Civilizations Fall | 373 | |
| About the Contributors | 393 |
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Brent Jose
reviewed Left Hooks, Right Crosses: A Decade of Political Writing (Nation Books) on January 22, 2016
Left Hooks, Right Crosses: A Decade of Political Writing (Nation Books)
Very powerful collection of polemic from both sides of the political divide. The contributions from the right are slightly more clever in this particular selection. (Aside from Nat Hentoff, who is excellent.) Partly this can be attributed to the good taste of Mr. Hitchens, since the editors chose from their opposite numbers. A good way to remember the atmosphere of the 90's.
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Add Left Hooks, Right Crosses: A Decade of Political Writing (Nation Books), Christopher Hitchens, provocateur and contrarian on the Left, makes the news as often as he reports it, and writes about the most controversial news and current events. Christopher Caldwell is a fresh and objective columnist in the opposite camp. Together, Left Hooks, Right Crosses: A Decade of Political Writing (Nation Books) to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Left Hooks, Right Crosses: A Decade of Political Writing (Nation Books), Christopher Hitchens, provocateur and contrarian on the Left, makes the news as often as he reports it, and writes about the most controversial news and current events. Christopher Caldwell is a fresh and objective columnist in the opposite camp. Together, Left Hooks, Right Crosses: A Decade of Political Writing (Nation Books) to your collection on WonderClub |