Tocqueville

Khaled Mattawa's collection offers a profound exploration of the dual roles of poet and citizen within the context of American imperialism. Departing from his earlier lyrical style, the work challenges the notion that mere artistic expression is enough in the face of contemporary crises. In this timely second edition, readers confront their own complicity and the fragile nature of privilege amid global political, economic, and ecological turmoil, making it a powerful reflection on the responsibilities of art and awareness.