Christopher Hitchens and His Critics : : Terror, Iraq, and the Left / / ed. by Simon Cottee, Thomas Cushman, Christopher Hitchens.
Christopher Hitchens-political journalist, cultural critic, public intellectual and self-described contrarian-is one of the most controversial and prolific writers of his generation. His most recent book, God Is Not Great, was on the New York Times bestseller list in 2007 for months. Like his hero,...
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Christopher Hitchens and His Critics : Terror, Iraq, and the Left / ed. by Simon Cottee, Thomas Cushman, Christopher Hitchens. New York, NY : New York University Press, [2008] ©2008 1 online resource text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier text file PDF rda Frontmatter -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Part I. Hitchens on Terror -- 1. American Society Can Outlast or Absorb Practically Anything -- 2. The Pursuit of Happiness Is at an End -- 3. Against Rationalization -- 4. Of Sin, the Left, and Islamic Fascism -- 5. Ha Ha Ha to the Pacifists -- 6. Stranger in a Strange Land -- 7. Saving Islam from bin Laden -- 8. It’s a Good Time for War -- 9. Inside the Islamic Mafia -- 10. Al Qaeda’s Latest Target -- 11. To Die in Madrid -- 12. Murder by Any Other Name -- 13. Bush’s Secularist Triumph -- 14. Jihad in the Netherlands -- 15. We Cannot Surrender -- 16. Yes, London Can Take It -- 17. Why Ask Why? -- Part II. Hitchens on Iraq -- 18. Appointment in Samarra? -- 19. Taking Sides -- 20. So Long, Fellow Travelers -- 21. I Wanted It to Rain on Their Parade -- 22. Weapons and Terror -- 23. Restating the Case for War -- 24. The Literal Left -- 25. Guerrillas in the Mist -- 26. Fallujah -- 27. Vietnam? -- 28. Second Thinking -- 29. Abu Ghraib Isn’t Guernica -- 30. History and Mystery -- 31. Unmitigated Galloway -- 32. Losing the Iraq War -- 33. A War to Be Proud Of -- 34. Anti-War, My Foot -- Part III. Hitchens on the Left -- 35. An Interview with Christopher Hitchens, Part I -- 36. Don’t. Be. Silly. An Open Letter to Martin Amis -- 37. Europe’s Status Quo Left -- 38. Left-Leaving, Left-Leaning -- 39. Polymath with a Cause -- 40. Susan Sontag: An Obituary -- 41. An Interview with Christopher Hitchens, Part II -- Part IV. Critical Responses and Exchanges -- 42. Letter to the Nation, October 1, 2001 -- Hitchens Re sponds -- 43. Letter to the Nation, January 10, 2002 -- Hitchens Responds -- 44. Christopher Hitchens: The Dishonorable Policeman of the Left -- 45. Letter to the Nation, January 6, 2003 -- Hitchens Responds -- 46. Hitchens as Model Apostate -- Hitchens Responds -- 47. Obituary for a Former Contrarian -- 48. Farewell Hitch -- 49. The Passion of Christopher Hitchens -- 50. Christopher Hitchens: Flickering Firebrand -- 51. Christopher Hitchens’s Last Battle -- 52. The Genocidal Imagination of Christopher Hitchens -- Afterword -- About the Contributors -- Index restricted access http://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_16ec online access with authorization star Christopher Hitchens-political journalist, cultural critic, public intellectual and self-described contrarian-is one of the most controversial and prolific writers of his generation. His most recent book, God Is Not Great, was on the New York Times bestseller list in 2007 for months. Like his hero, George Orwell, Hitchens is a tireless opponent of all forms of cruelty, ideological dogma, religious superstition and intellectual obfuscation. Once a socialist, he now refers to himself as an unaffiliated radical. As a thinker, Hitchens is perhaps best viewed as post-ideological, in that his intellectual sources and solidarities are strikingly various (he is an admirer of both Leon Trotsky and Kingsley Amis) and cannot be located easily at any one point on the ideological spectrum. Since leaving Britain for the United States in 1981, Hitchens's thinking has moved in what some see as contradictory directions, but he remains an unapologetic and passionate defender of the Enlightenment values of secularism, democracy, free expression, and scientific inquiry. The global turmoil of the recent past has provoked intense dispute and division among intellectuals, academics, and other commentators. Hitchens's writing during this time, particularly after 9/11, is an essential reference point for understanding the genesis and meaning of that turmoil-and the challenges that accompany it. This volume brings together Hitchens's most incisive reflections on the war on terror, the war in Iraq, and the state of the contemporary Left. It also includes a selection of critical commentaries on his work from his former leftist comrades, a set of exchanges between Hitchens and various left-leaning interlocutors (such as Studs Terkel, Norman Finkelstein, and Michael Kazin), and an introductory essay by the editors on the nature and significance of Hitchens's contribution to the world of ideas and public debate. In response, Hitchens provides an original afterword, written for this collection. Whatever readers might think about Hitchens, he remains an intellectual force to be reckoned with. And there is no better place to encounter his current thinking than in this provocative volume. 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Christopher Hitchens and His Critics : Terror, Iraq, and the Left / Frontmatter -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Part I. Hitchens on Terror -- 1. American Society Can Outlast or Absorb Practically Anything -- 2. The Pursuit of Happiness Is at an End -- 3. Against Rationalization -- 4. Of Sin, the Left, and Islamic Fascism -- 5. Ha Ha Ha to the Pacifists -- 6. Stranger in a Strange Land -- 7. Saving Islam from bin Laden -- 8. It’s a Good Time for War -- 9. Inside the Islamic Mafia -- 10. Al Qaeda’s Latest Target -- 11. To Die in Madrid -- 12. Murder by Any Other Name -- 13. Bush’s Secularist Triumph -- 14. Jihad in the Netherlands -- 15. We Cannot Surrender -- 16. Yes, London Can Take It -- 17. Why Ask Why? -- Part II. Hitchens on Iraq -- 18. Appointment in Samarra? -- 19. Taking Sides -- 20. So Long, Fellow Travelers -- 21. I Wanted It to Rain on Their Parade -- 22. Weapons and Terror -- 23. Restating the Case for War -- 24. The Literal Left -- 25. Guerrillas in the Mist -- 26. Fallujah -- 27. Vietnam? -- 28. Second Thinking -- 29. Abu Ghraib Isn’t Guernica -- 30. History and Mystery -- 31. Unmitigated Galloway -- 32. Losing the Iraq War -- 33. A War to Be Proud Of -- 34. Anti-War, My Foot -- Part III. Hitchens on the Left -- 35. An Interview with Christopher Hitchens, Part I -- 36. Don’t. Be. Silly. An Open Letter to Martin Amis -- 37. Europe’s Status Quo Left -- 38. Left-Leaving, Left-Leaning -- 39. Polymath with a Cause -- 40. Susan Sontag: An Obituary -- 41. An Interview with Christopher Hitchens, Part II -- Part IV. Critical Responses and Exchanges -- 42. Letter to the Nation, October 1, 2001 -- Hitchens Re sponds -- 43. Letter to the Nation, January 10, 2002 -- Hitchens Responds -- 44. Christopher Hitchens: The Dishonorable Policeman of the Left -- 45. Letter to the Nation, January 6, 2003 -- 46. Hitchens as Model Apostate -- 47. Obituary for a Former Contrarian -- 48. Farewell Hitch -- 49. The Passion of Christopher Hitchens -- 50. Christopher Hitchens: Flickering Firebrand -- 51. Christopher Hitchens’s Last Battle -- 52. The Genocidal Imagination of Christopher Hitchens -- Afterword -- About the Contributors -- Index |
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Frontmatter -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Part I. Hitchens on Terror -- 1. American Society Can Outlast or Absorb Practically Anything -- 2. The Pursuit of Happiness Is at an End -- 3. Against Rationalization -- 4. Of Sin, the Left, and Islamic Fascism -- 5. Ha Ha Ha to the Pacifists -- 6. Stranger in a Strange Land -- 7. Saving Islam from bin Laden -- 8. It’s a Good Time for War -- 9. Inside the Islamic Mafia -- 10. Al Qaeda’s Latest Target -- 11. To Die in Madrid -- 12. Murder by Any Other Name -- 13. Bush’s Secularist Triumph -- 14. Jihad in the Netherlands -- 15. We Cannot Surrender -- 16. Yes, London Can Take It -- 17. Why Ask Why? -- Part II. Hitchens on Iraq -- 18. Appointment in Samarra? -- 19. Taking Sides -- 20. So Long, Fellow Travelers -- 21. I Wanted It to Rain on Their Parade -- 22. Weapons and Terror -- 23. Restating the Case for War -- 24. The Literal Left -- 25. Guerrillas in the Mist -- 26. Fallujah -- 27. Vietnam? -- 28. Second Thinking -- 29. Abu Ghraib Isn’t Guernica -- 30. History and Mystery -- 31. Unmitigated Galloway -- 32. Losing the Iraq War -- 33. A War to Be Proud Of -- 34. Anti-War, My Foot -- Part III. Hitchens on the Left -- 35. An Interview with Christopher Hitchens, Part I -- 36. Don’t. Be. Silly. An Open Letter to Martin Amis -- 37. Europe’s Status Quo Left -- 38. Left-Leaving, Left-Leaning -- 39. Polymath with a Cause -- 40. Susan Sontag: An Obituary -- 41. An Interview with Christopher Hitchens, Part II -- Part IV. Critical Responses and Exchanges -- 42. Letter to the Nation, October 1, 2001 -- Hitchens Re sponds -- 43. Letter to the Nation, January 10, 2002 -- Hitchens Responds -- 44. Christopher Hitchens: The Dishonorable Policeman of the Left -- 45. Letter to the Nation, January 6, 2003 -- 46. Hitchens as Model Apostate -- 47. Obituary for a Former Contrarian -- 48. Farewell Hitch -- 49. The Passion of Christopher Hitchens -- 50. Christopher Hitchens: Flickering Firebrand -- 51. Christopher Hitchens’s Last Battle -- 52. The Genocidal Imagination of Christopher Hitchens -- Afterword -- About the Contributors -- Index |
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Frontmatter -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Part I. Hitchens on Terror -- 1. American Society Can Outlast or Absorb Practically Anything -- 2. The Pursuit of Happiness Is at an End -- 3. Against Rationalization -- 4. Of Sin, the Left, and Islamic Fascism -- 5. Ha Ha Ha to the Pacifists -- 6. Stranger in a Strange Land -- 7. Saving Islam from bin Laden -- 8. It’s a Good Time for War -- 9. Inside the Islamic Mafia -- 10. Al Qaeda’s Latest Target -- 11. To Die in Madrid -- 12. Murder by Any Other Name -- 13. Bush’s Secularist Triumph -- 14. Jihad in the Netherlands -- 15. We Cannot Surrender -- 16. Yes, London Can Take It -- 17. Why Ask Why? -- Part II. Hitchens on Iraq -- 18. Appointment in Samarra? -- 19. Taking Sides -- 20. So Long, Fellow Travelers -- 21. I Wanted It to Rain on Their Parade -- 22. Weapons and Terror -- 23. Restating the Case for War -- 24. The Literal Left -- 25. Guerrillas in the Mist -- 26. Fallujah -- 27. Vietnam? -- 28. Second Thinking -- 29. Abu Ghraib Isn’t Guernica -- 30. History and Mystery -- 31. Unmitigated Galloway -- 32. Losing the Iraq War -- 33. A War to Be Proud Of -- 34. Anti-War, My Foot -- Part III. Hitchens on the Left -- 35. An Interview with Christopher Hitchens, Part I -- 36. Don’t. Be. Silly. An Open Letter to Martin Amis -- 37. Europe’s Status Quo Left -- 38. Left-Leaving, Left-Leaning -- 39. Polymath with a Cause -- 40. Susan Sontag: An Obituary -- 41. An Interview with Christopher Hitchens, Part II -- Part IV. Critical Responses and Exchanges -- 42. Letter to the Nation, October 1, 2001 -- Hitchens Re sponds -- 43. Letter to the Nation, January 10, 2002 -- Hitchens Responds -- 44. Christopher Hitchens: The Dishonorable Policeman of the Left -- 45. Letter to the Nation, January 6, 2003 -- 46. Hitchens as Model Apostate -- 47. Obituary for a Former Contrarian -- 48. Farewell Hitch -- 49. The Passion of Christopher Hitchens -- 50. Christopher Hitchens: Flickering Firebrand -- 51. Christopher Hitchens’s Last Battle -- 52. The Genocidal Imagination of Christopher Hitchens -- Afterword -- About the Contributors -- Index |
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The Genocidal Imagination of Christopher Hitchens -- </subfield><subfield code="t">Afterword -- </subfield><subfield code="t">About the Contributors -- </subfield><subfield code="t">Index</subfield></datafield><datafield tag="506" ind1="0" ind2=" "><subfield code="a">restricted access</subfield><subfield code="u">http://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_16ec</subfield><subfield code="f">online access with authorization</subfield><subfield code="2">star</subfield></datafield><datafield tag="520" ind1=" " ind2=" "><subfield code="a">Christopher Hitchens-political journalist, cultural critic, public intellectual and self-described contrarian-is one of the most controversial and prolific writers of his generation. His most recent book, God Is Not Great, was on the New York Times bestseller list in 2007 for months. Like his hero, George Orwell, Hitchens is a tireless opponent of all forms of cruelty, ideological dogma, religious superstition and intellectual obfuscation. Once a socialist, he now refers to himself as an unaffiliated radical. As a thinker, Hitchens is perhaps best viewed as post-ideological, in that his intellectual sources and solidarities are strikingly various (he is an admirer of both Leon Trotsky and Kingsley Amis) and cannot be located easily at any one point on the ideological spectrum. Since leaving Britain for the United States in 1981, Hitchens's thinking has moved in what some see as contradictory directions, but he remains an unapologetic and passionate defender of the Enlightenment values of secularism, democracy, free expression, and scientific inquiry. The global turmoil of the recent past has provoked intense dispute and division among intellectuals, academics, and other commentators. Hitchens's writing during this time, particularly after 9/11, is an essential reference point for understanding the genesis and meaning of that turmoil-and the challenges that accompany it. This volume brings together Hitchens's most incisive reflections on the war on terror, the war in Iraq, and the state of the contemporary Left. It also includes a selection of critical commentaries on his work from his former leftist comrades, a set of exchanges between Hitchens and various left-leaning interlocutors (such as Studs Terkel, Norman Finkelstein, and Michael Kazin), and an introductory essay by the editors on the nature and significance of Hitchens's contribution to the world of ideas and public debate. In response, Hitchens provides an original afterword, written for this collection. Whatever readers might think about Hitchens, he remains an intellectual force to be reckoned with. 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