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Intellectual Assault: Academic Anti-Americanism and the Distortion of 9/11 - Couverture souple

Yeager, Joseph A.

 
9781449083229: Intellectual Assault: Academic Anti-Americanism and the Distortion of 9/11
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ISBN 10 : 1449083226 ISBN 13 : 9781449083229
Editeur : AuthorHouse, 2010

Synopsis

Intellectual Assault presents parents, students, and academics themselves, with a vivid snapshot of the intellectual climate of America's university faculties and its academic administration. Based upon exhaustive research culling information from every single college and university in the United States, this book uses statements that academics made about the 9/11 terrorist attacks to reveal what they think about America. Unfortunately, the results are not pretty. For example, many academics believe the United States got its just deserts on 9/11 and even reveled in the atrocity. Moreover, many of them inflicted those views upon students in the classroom. Intellectual Assault, owing to its extensive documentation and by virtue of the evidence it adduces, lays waste to arguments that anti-Americanism is a fringe phenomenon in academia. It notes the revolting remarks of celebrated academic anti-Americanists such as Noam Chomsky, Ward Churchill and Nicholas de Genova, but more important, demonstrates beyond any reasonable doubt that the attitudes which animate that trio also pervade academia in general. For every Churchill and de Genova, there are literally thousands more like them holding forth in classrooms and holding sway over the academic power structure. In addition to exposing academia's contempt for America, Intellectual Assault provides concerned citizens with a blueprint for reforming the colleges and universities they are funding with their tax dollars.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

Intellectual Assault presents parents, students, and academics themselves, with a vivid snapshot of the intellectual climate of America's university faculties and its academic administration. Based upon exhaustive research culling information from every single college and university in the United States, this book uses statements that academics made about the 9/11 terrorist attacks to reveal what they think about America. Unfortunately, the results are not pretty. For example, many academics believe the United States got its just deserts on 9/11 and even reveled in the atrocity. Moreover, many of them inflicted those views upon students in the classroom. Intellectual Assault, owing to its extensive documentation and by virtue of the evidence it adduces, lays waste to arguments that anti-Americanism is a fringe phenomenon in academia. It notes the revolting remarks of celebrated academic anti-Americanists such as Noam Chomsky, Ward Churchill and Nicholas de Genova, but more important, demonstrates beyond any reasonable doubt that the attitudes which animate that trio also pervade academia in general. For every Churchill and de Genova, there are literally thousands more like them holding forth in classrooms and holding sway over the academic power structure. In addition to exposing academia's contempt for America, Intellectual Assault provides concerned citizens with a blueprint for reforming the colleges and universities they are funding with their tax dollars.

Biographie de l'auteur

Joseph Yeager has spent most of his life in academia in various capacities. He holds a Ph.D. in medieval Russian history from the University of Missouri, taught history at the University of Missouri, worked as a research assistant in the Princeton University history department, managed Princeton's Center for the Study of Books and Media, and now works in the Texas Tech University Library. Doctor Yeager has also published several articles dealing with politics and academia. He is a member of the National Association of Scholars' Argus Project, a watchdog group which keeps an eye on excesses and abuses in academia.

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Éditeur
AuthorHouse
Date d'édition
2010
Langue
anglais
ISBN 10 
1449083226
ISBN 13 
9781449083229
Reliure
Broché
Nombre de pages
264
Coordonnées du fabricant
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