The Secret Knowledge : On the Dismantling of American Culture (Paperback)

from jacoombs

From knee jerk liberal to knee jerk conservative. I wanted to like the book, but it was too predictable, too rambling with little new to the debate(s).

from br77rino

David Mamet makes the conventional conservative arguments, using primarily it seems Thomas Sowell and Friedrich Hayek as sources. Unfortunately, there is no description of an 'Ah Ha!' moment from him explaining his conversion, other than his mentioning that it began sometime after his move to L.A...

from MashaK99

I was reluctant with this one because I thought from the title that it would be really depressing. It is, in a way, but Mamet's dry humor and insight into human nature make it very enjoyable. It is a true Intellectual work, in the best sense of the world, weaving history, the Bible, literature an...

from MashaK99

I was reluctant with this one because I thought from the title that it would be really depressing. It is, in a way, but Mamet's dry humor and insight into human nature make it very enjoyable. It is a true Intellectual work, in the best sense of the world, weaving history, the Bible, literature an...