The biography explores the life and contributions of Norman Podhoretz, a prominent Jewish-American intellectual and long-time editor of Commentary magazine. It delves into his influential role in shaping public discourse and his impact on cultural and political thought. The narrative highlights his experiences, ideas, and the significance of his work in the context of American Jewish identity and intellectual history.
The biography explores the life of Norman Podhoretz, a prominent Jewish-American intellectual and editor of the influential magazine Commentary. It delves into his contributions to cultural and political discourse, highlighting his role in shaping Jewish identity and American conservatism. The narrative captures his intellectual evolution and the controversies surrounding his views, providing insight into his impact on American society and the Jewish community.
This book explores beloved coming-of-age novels, addressing moral, psychological, and social dilemmas while appealing to both ordinary readers and scholars. Focusing on works by Goethe, Dickens, James, Forster, Lawrence, and Santayana, Jeffers presents literary criticism in a lively and engaging style.