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It is an irony of our human condition, writes David Horowitz, that the efforts by progressive radicals to make the world “a better place” have also been the chief source of human suffering from the beginning of time. Bestselling author David Horowitz, once a radical himself, has now written Radicals: Portraits of a Destructive Passion—his ultimate reflection on radicalism and its inevitably tragic consequences, focusing his analysis not on abstract ideology but on the people who have embraced it.
Among those profiled in Radicals:
Introduction: A Universal Aspiration 1
Chapter 1 The Two Christophers 7
Chapter 2 Feminist Accuser 57
Chapter 3 Cultural Decline 99
Chapter 4 Pardoned Bombers 127
Chapter 5 Liberated Woman 155
Chapter 6 A Radical Machiavelli 171
Notes 199
Index 219
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Posted November 2, 2012
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It is an irony of our human condition, writes David Horowitz, that the efforts by progressive radicals to make the world “a better place” have also been the chief source of human suffering from the beginning of time. Bestselling author David Horowitz, once a radical himself, has now written Radicals: Portraits of a Destructive Passion—his ultimate reflection on radicalism and its inevitably tragic ...