Chris Hedges argues that modern societies trade sincerity for visibility, turning self‑obsession into a national disease. He links positive psychology to dangerous ideologies and warns that empires hide behind phantom wars. He also highlights how journalists face threats while the planet suffers from self‑annihilation.
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Chris Hedges is a war correspondent from the United States, best known for The cry for justice: an anthology of the literature of social protest..
Quick Facts About Chris Hedges
Born
September 18, 1956
Nationality
United States
Profession
War Correspondent
Notable works
The cry for justice: an anthology of the literature of social protest.
Spouse
Eunice Wong
About Chris Hedges
Chris Hedges is an American journalist, author, commentator and Presbyterian minister.
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