by Lewis Henry Lapham, Marina Boraso · Editions Saint-Simon · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782951659766
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«Le Djihad Américain» is the historical and philosophical essay by Lewis H. Lapham, published by Editions Saint-Simon in paperback (204 pages, in French).
It traces the history of the United States through God and religion, with particular attention to September 11, 2001. It shows a religious patriotism that limits freedom of expression, compares George W. Bush to Pope Urban II, and defines the American jihad as a struggle without end or value, with few dissenting voices in the media.
Published on September 4, 2002; French edition, translated from English. The work falls within history, philosophy, and geopolitics.
For readers interested in American history, geopolitics, and critical essays on religious and political discourse.
