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Religion og politik

Passion and Cunning

and Other Essays

Udgivet af Faber & Faber

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  • Hæftet
  • 384 sider
  • Engelsk
ISBN 9780571325009
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Conor Cruise O''Brien''s brilliant and hugely controversial 1965 essay on the political convictions of W. B. Yeats is the title-piece for this superb 1988 collection of pieces on politics, religion, nationalism and terrorism.''O''Brien is a man of strong views, and he writes with verve and wit. Agree with him or not, o…

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Bogdetaljer
Forlag Faber & Faber
Kategori Religion og politik
ISBN-13 9780571325009
EAN 9780571325009
Format Hæftet
Sprog Engelsk
sider 384
Undertitel - and Other Essays
Produktbeskrivelse
Conor Cruise O''Brien''s brilliant and hugely controversial 1965 essay on the political convictions of W. B. Yeats is the title-piece for this superb 1988 collection of pieces on politics, religion, nationalism and terrorism.''O''Brien is a man of strong views, and he writes with verve and wit. Agree with him or not, one reads him with enjoyment.'' Foreign Affairs''[Passion and Cunning] displays once again [O''Brien''s] wonderful range of talents: a beautiful command of the language, gentle wit and coruscating satire, shrewd political judgment and a raking critical power. O''Brien is, moreover, a critic against all-comers, his spiky guns pointing in all directions: woe betide anyone incautious enough to presume that O''Brien is on their ''side''. . . O''Brien believes in all manner of good causes, but his own independence is finally what he cares about most.'' R. W. Johnson, London Review of Books

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