Rupert Murdoch is still trying to see if newspapers such as the Times can leave the open web behind, while Nick Carr's latest polemic, The Shallows, argues that online culture is eroding our capacity to think properly.
So when his book editor reached out to me about covering Trumpocracy: The Corruption of an American Republic, his latest polemic on the country's slow collapse, I once again found myself begging Frum to get high with me.
This latest polemic is more about Eagleton's alienation than our own.
His latest polemic is no different and would result in major economic impacts on Canadian and American citizens, more government bureaucrats to restrict and regulate fossil fuel production, and reduced living standards.
After reading BP's latest polemic, veteran Alaska marine toxicologist and author Riki Ott remembered Exxon's tactics after the Valdez disaster in an email this week; .
It reminds you of the wonderful way Hepburn acted in a stage production of Shaw's "The Millionairess," that late polemic farce without much humor, in which she had her native role of the born boss and assumed a child's look of grievance when she wanted to defend marriage in spite of its risks of damage.
Linda Ronstadt is the latest: on July 17, she was booed off the stage in Las Vegas after dedicating a song to Michael Moore's anti-Bush polemic, "Fahrenheit 9/11".
Philomena is the latest in a string of films attacking the Roman Catholic church, but Coogan was quick to deny Philomena was a "polemic".
At the end of Nomad, she paints a cosy picture of hanging out in New York with Oriana Fallaci, the late Italian journalist whose post-9/11 polemic, The Rage And The Pride, invokes a seething Muslim mass trying to get into Europe and is described even by Christopher Hitchens, a supporter of Hirsi Ali's, as "a primer in how not to write about Islam".
