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by Edward Behr · Pocket · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782266069632
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«Une Amérique qui fait peur» is the essay by Edward Behr, published by Pocket in paperback (324 pages, in French).
Behr analyzes the US as the sole superpower: urban decay, interethnic tensions and criminality as symptoms of a moral crisis. He criticizes the obsession with sexual harassment, fashionable therapies and the excesses of political correctness, which he presents as a left-wing McCarthyism heralding an ideological war.
The work originally appeared in 1995; this 1996 edition belongs to the Points collection (no. 10056).
For readers of history and social analysis interested in the cultural and political debates of the United States.
Edward Samuel Behr was a foreign correspondent and war journalist best known for his many years of work for Newsweek.
