by Jean Sévillia · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782262021498
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«Le terrorisme intellectuel», an essay by the French historian Jean Sévillia, in paperback (Perrin, 2004).
Essay in which Jean Sévillia denounces how the French elites have imposed a single way of thinking: they exalted Stalin, Mao, Castro or communism in Indochina, and discredited dissenters and silenced uncomfortable facts. The work calls intellectual terrorism a mechanism of disqualification, suspicion and public persecution.
In this edition of the Tempus collection (number 57), the full title is Le terrorisme intellectuel de 1945 à nos jours.
For readers of political and historical essays interested in public debate and the role of intellectuals in contemporary France.
Jean Sévillia is a conservative French journalist and essayist. He is known for writings in Le Figaro Magazine. His defense of the Roman Catholic Church's role in history has made him popular from traditionalist and conservative organisations in France. He is critical of what he perceives to be left wing bias in the media that often influence popular beliefs on history.
