Code: 10012706
Taking its inspiration from director Werner Herzog''s concept of "ecstatic truth" and recalling D.W. Griffith''s silent film classic Intolerance, poet/historian Walter Hildebrandt''s ambitious new book of poems is a searing denunc ... more
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Taking its inspiration from director Werner Herzog''s concept of "ecstatic truth" and recalling D.W. Griffith''s silent film classic Intolerance, poet/historian Walter Hildebrandt''s ambitious new book of poems is a searing denunciation of the exploitation of the poor and powerless at the hands of the wealthy. In forceful, unadorned language, Hildebrandt draws a clear line from historical outrages such as the Dakota Wars of the 19th century and the 1919 Winnipeg General Strike to injustices in present-day England, Cuba, and Canada.
Documentaries urges readers to confront stories that are hiding in plain sight, but which are in danger of being lost when their truth goes unspoken.
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Book category Books in English Literature & literary studies Poetry Poetry by individual poets
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English
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