When the Facts Change
Essays, 1995-2010
Essays, 1995-2010
By Tony Judt
Introduction by Jennifer Homans
Edited by Jennifer Homans
By Tony Judt
Introduction by Jennifer Homans
Edited by Jennifer Homans
By Tony Judt
Introduction by Jennifer Homans
By Tony Judt
Introduction by Jennifer Homans
Category: Literary Collections | History | Biography & Memoir
Category: Literary Collections | History | Biography & Memoir
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Paperback $18.00
Jan 05, 2016 | ISBN 9780143128458
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Praise
“Tony Judt was a historian whose journalism includes some of the finest things he wrote . . . In an era of growing anti-intellectualism, his essays remind us of what we gain when we stick fast to high ethical and intellectual standards, and what is lost when we let them slip.” —Mark Mazower, Financial Times
“Scintillating journalism . . . This collection is a reminder of Judt’s clear mind and prose and, as Homans says in her lovely introduction, his fidelity to hard facts and to honest appraisal of the modern scene. . . . No wonder this book, and Judt’s assumption of the role of political critic after the Cold War, remain so relevant.” —Samuel Moyn, The New York Times Book Review
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