Why Do People Hate America?
Book • 2003
Written in the wake of the September 11 attacks, the book dissects the question 'Why do people hate America?
' by examining America's global cultural influence through fast food, music, movies, and television, alongside the resentment caused by its military interventions.
The authors challenge simplistic narratives, interrogating who 'the people' are, the nature of the hatred, and distinguishing the hated aspects of America from those admired worldwide.
It provides perspectives rarely voiced in mainstream media, earning praise from figures like Noam Chomsky.
' by examining America's global cultural influence through fast food, music, movies, and television, alongside the resentment caused by its military interventions.
The authors challenge simplistic narratives, interrogating who 'the people' are, the nature of the hatred, and distinguishing the hated aspects of America from those admired worldwide.
It provides perspectives rarely voiced in mainstream media, earning praise from figures like Noam Chomsky.
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