Norman Podhoretz Orden de los libros

The book delves into the historical roots of Jewish political attitudes, particularly the longstanding question of why many Jews identify as liberals. It examines the impact of anti-Semitism in the West on Jewish mistrust of conservative politics. The author, Norman Podhoretz, challenges traditional explanations for Jewish liberalism, especially in light of changing political dynamics since the Six Day War of 1967. Through a thorough analysis of evidence and history, he presents a provocative argument about the persistence of Jewish support for the Democratic Party and liberal ideals.

This book offers a radical reinterpretation of biblical prophets, showcasing the beauty of their language and the lasting relevance of their messages. The author, known for their provocative critiques, delves into the timeless themes presented by these figures, highlighting their significance in contemporary discussions. Through this fresh perspective, readers are invited to explore the profound insights and poetic expressions that continue to resonate today.

A leading conservative thinker and author of Breaking Ranks takes on the controversial topic of the war against the global terrorist network, arguing that this is a legitimate and essential battle while defending the Bush administration's policies and actions, and examines the threat of Islamic extremists to world peace and American freedom and values. Reprint. 60,000 first printing.

This collection showcases five decades of exceptional writing from a prominent American author, featuring excerpts from his major works, insightful literary criticism, and thought-provoking political commentary. It highlights his influence on literature and culture, offering readers a comprehensive view of his contributions and the evolution of his thoughts over time.

The narrative explores the complex relationships within a prominent group of New York intellectuals, showcasing themes of affection, jealousy, and betrayal. Podhoretz offers vivid portraits of cultural icons while reflecting on the intellectual and social upheaval of the 60s and 70s. His transformation from radical to conservative illustrates a significant shift in America's intellectual landscape, leading to estrangement from former allies. The memoir evokes nostalgia for a time of spirited debate and the belief in the power of ideas to effect change.