First published 2012
In "Arguably," Christopher Hitchens unleashes his formidable intellect, dissecting hot-button issues with uncompromising wit and clarity. From religion to politics, Hitchens' unflinching critiques expose the flaws in conventional wisdom, daring readers to question their most deeply held beliefs. With a rapier-like prose, he skewers hypocrisy and dogmatism, leaving no sacred cow unturned. Brace for a thrilling intellectual journey as Hitchens' arguments cut to the heart of the matter, challenging us to think for ourselves.
Genres: essays, political-science, non-fiction, criticism, 21st-century, academic
Vibes: intimate, suspenseful, thought-provoking
Tropes: intellectual-discourse, social-commentary
816 pages · Paperback · Atlantic Books