DESTRUCTIVE GENERATION: Second Thoughts About the '60s

Pages: 400
Published: 1996
Language: English

This book presents a critical re-evaluation of 1960s radicalism, arguing that its core impact was destructive. It contends that the era's lasting legacy is a widespread skepticism regarding America's trustworthiness.

Prose complexity: 7/10

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Authors

David Horowitz

Peter Collier

Peter Collier writes non-fiction, often focusing on American culture and politics. His books include DESTRUCTIVE GENERATION: Second Thoughts About the '60s and the Anti Chomsky Reader. He is known for his critical examination of historical and social movements.