A Nation of Victims: The Decay of the American Character
In A Nation of Victims, Charles J. Sykes explores the idea that American culture has increasingly defined itself through victimhood. Framed as a critique of the decay of the American character, this provocative work examines broad questions about public attitudes, responsibility, and national identity.
About This Book
A Nation of Victims is a work by Charles J. Sykes about changing ideas of victimhood in American life.
The book’s subtitle frames its subject as a discussion of the perceived decay of the American character.
With a broad cultural focus, it invites readers to consider how national attitudes and public values may be understood through the language of victimhood.
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