Geography, biology and anthropology inform this analysis of what elements foster national resilience to challenges. From the author of ‘Guns, Germs and Steel’.
A call for a new radical internationalism from a gifted philosopher; a powerful antidote to the dystopian contemporary passivity where the past is being forgotten and the future viewed without hope.
The Obscene Publications Act of 1857 gave legal form to ideas of ‘normalcy’ and ‘deviancy’ and turned writers, editors, publishers, artists and gallerists into gatekeepers of ‘public decency.’ Wolf invokes John Addinton Symonds, Whitman, Rosetti and many others in this brilliant exposition of suppression.
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