Partisans: Marriage, Politics, and Betrayal Among the New York Intellectuals
by David Laskin
Partisans examines the complicated connections between marriage, politics, and betrayal among New York intellectuals. David Laskin’s book focuses on the pressures that arise when private relationships and public convictions intersect, offering a portrait of intellectual life shaped by loyalty, disagreement, and personal conflict.
About This Book
Partisans explores the relationship between marriage, politics, and betrayal.
Its focus is the world of New York intellectuals and the tensions within it.
The book considers how private relationships and public commitments can become closely intertwined.
David Laskin presents a study of personal and political conflict among intellectuals.
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