The Hour of the Cat (2010)
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He is at once communist subversive and capitalist exploiter. He is an unhealthy creature, lax in matters of personal hygiene and poorly conditioned, yet an extraordinary seducer of wholesome, attractive gentile girls. He is the modernist par excellence, the enemy of tradition, but a stubborn adherent to the practices of his ancient faith. He controls the newspapers and the movies but the little attention paid him in these venues is often in the form of disparaging stereotypes. The Jew is a peddl...er and small businessman, a scrounger and a scavenger; and he is plutocrat and millionaire, overlord of the factories and department stores that drive the peddler and small businessman out of business. He is a coward and a pacifist, afraid of war because it often results in pogroms directed against himself and his tribe, and he is a scheming warmonger eager for the profits that war will bring. Attempts to reconcile these opposing perceptions of the Jew will invariably fail unless one understands that they have little to do with the perceived—i.e., the Jew—and everything to do with the perceiver, the non-Jew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is at once communist subversive and capitalist exploiter. He is an unhealthy creature, lax in matters of personal hygiene and poorly conditioned, yet an extraordinary seducer of wholesome, attractive gentile girls. He is the modernist par excellence, the enemy of tradition, but a stubborn adherent to the practices of his ancient faith. He controls the newspapers and the movies but the little attention paid him in these venues is often in the form of disparaging stereotypes. The Jew is a peddl...er and small businessman, a scrounger and a scavenger; and he is plutocrat and millionaire, overlord of the factories and department stores that drive the peddler and small businessman out of business. He is a coward and a pacifist, afraid of war because it often results in pogroms directed against himself and his tribe, and he is a scheming warmonger eager for the profits that war will bring. Attempts to reconcile these opposing perceptions of the Jew will invariably fail unless one understands that they have little to do with the perceived—i.e., the Jew—and everything to do with the perceiver, the non-Jew.
What to read after The Hour of the Cat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Quinn to read onlineMoreLess
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