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Die kürzeste Geschichte Englands

byJames Hawes

Genres: Nonfiction Cultural Criticism and Analysis

Who is this book for? Readers interested in contemporary British society and politics.

Topics IdentitySocial ClassPolitical Division

MoodReflective

Mit dem Bestseller »Die kürzeste Geschichte Deutschlands« hat James Hawes eine kühne Deutung der Deutschen vorgelegt. Jetzt widmet er sich seinen britischen Landsleuten – und folgert: England ist zweigeteilt, nicht erst seit dem Brexit. Auf der einen Seite der reiche, selbstzufriedene Süden, auf der andern der raue, ärmere Norden. Der Graben existiert schon seit Jahrhunderten, doch in den letzten Jahren hat sich die Kluft zwischen Konservativen und Liberalen gefährlich vertieft: Die eine Hälfte sehnt sich nach der vermeintlich glorreichen Vergangenheit des British Empire, die andere will Teil eines weltoffenen Europa bleiben. Für diese Gefahr gibt es laut Hawes nur eine Lösung: die Überwindung der Brüche und ein gemeinsamer Kampf um ein neues Großbritannien.

Language

Published on

01/01/2021

Pages

320

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9783548065045

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