The Myth of Left and Right: How the Political Spectrum Misleads and Harms America (STUDIES IN POSTWAR AMERICAN POLITCAL)
The Myth of Left and Right examines the political spectrum as a framework for understanding American politics. Verlan Lewis and Hyrum Lewis question the usefulness of familiar ideological labels and consider how these categories can shape political debate, identity, and division in postwar America.
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The Myth of Left and Right examines the familiar political spectrum and questions how well it represents American politics.
Verlan Lewis and Hyrum Lewis explore the ways left-right categories may shape political understanding and public debate.
With a focus on postwar America, the book considers the effects of relying on simplified political labels.
It offers a political analysis for readers interested in ideology, polarization, and the language used to describe American politics.
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