Stupid White Men & Other Sorry Excuses for the State of the Nation
by:
Michael Moore (author)
New York Times Bestseller. Michael Moore ist in den USA bekannt für seine humorvoll provokativen, aber im Kern ernsthaften Analysen der politischen und wirtschaftlichen Lage der Nation. Michael Moore is America´s favourite thorn in the side. With his patented blend of comic provocation and...
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New York Times Bestseller. Michael Moore ist in den USA bekannt für seine humorvoll provokativen, aber im Kern ernsthaften Analysen der politischen und wirtschaftlichen Lage der Nation. Michael Moore is America´s favourite thorn in the side. With his patented blend of comic provocation and serious advocacy, Moore issues his own Sorry State of the Nation address.
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ISBN:
9780141019871 (0141019875)
Edition language: English
Okay, I may not actually be writing this review (as I had done so a while back) but I am going over it again to try and correct some of the glaring spelling and gramatical errors (as I have been doing for most of my reviews – and I am getting quite close to finishing them off). Anyway, I am currentl...
Rated solely on the basis of literary merit, (ignoring political loyalties), I think it not unfair to allow SWM to slide into four. Moore is no Marx or Rousseau, but certainly in this soundbite era, he explains his ideology forcefully and clearly. You may not agree with everything (or you might), bu...
My evil little brother gave this to me. He's currently on Naomi Klein's No Logo and he recommended this to me - as better, he was right, it's more readable and gets you both laughing and feeling guilty about the fact that the laugh has irony attached. Also has a paen to Librarians in the intro. Why ...
Is it possible to rate a book as '0 stars'? If so, then this is a book that deserves such a rating. I read this book on the recommendation of a person whose name and relationship to me will remain confidential, but suffice to say in future I will do the opposite of what that person recommends.The on...
I read this book because I liked Fahrenheit 9/11, and because I share Moore's feelings towards George W. Bush. But the book proved to be highly speculative and unsatisfying, and left me suspecting Moore's genuinity, a feeling which was enhanced by watching the movies Bowling for Columbine and Sicko...
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