Political Thoughts and Polemics by Bernard Crick

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The companion volume to Bernard Crick’s “Essays on Politics and Literature”, this book is a mixture of the critic’s academic and journalistic writing. He aims to rescue political philosophy from the clutches of academia and to stimulate popular political debate. Subjects covered in his ambit include the Northern Ireland problem, national identity, the Falklands War, Spy Mania and the Nazi hunters. Divided into “thoughts” (longer essays challenging and analyzing a received body of opinion) and “polemics” (shorter didactic taking episodes of British political life under Mrs. Thatcher) this is political philosophy written for the man on the street.

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The companion volume to Bernard Crick’s “Essays on Politics and Literature”, this book is a mixture of the critic’s academic and journalistic writing. He aims to rescue political philosophy from the clutches of academia and to stimulate popular political debate. Subjects covered in his ambit include the Northern Ireland problem, national identity, the Falklands War, Spy Mania and the Nazi hunters. Divided into “thoughts” (longer essays challenging and analyzing a received body of opinion) and “polemics” (shorter didactic taking episodes of British political life under Mrs. Thatcher) this is political philosophy written for the man on the street.

ISBN: 0748601457

Author/Editor/Translator: Bernard Crick

Publisher: Edinburgh University Press

Year Published: 1990

Format: Paperback

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