In 2016 the sociologist Arlie Hochschild published Strangers in Their Own Land. The book appeared in the final days of that year’s presidential election and offered an account of the rise of Donald Trump. So many were shocked that a man who lied about everything could be elected. Explanations were needed, and among the many […]
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