Analysis reveals the ideological muddle of settler colonialism, suggesting its potential as a contemporary weapon in culture wars.
Books by Adam Kirsch and Margaret D. Jacobs offer contrasting views on the fraught topic of what the Left has termed “settler colonialism,” allowing James W. Springer to expose the intellectual muddle at the core this ideology, its hollowness as a tool for understanding the past, and its efflorescence as a weapon in today’s culture wars.
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