Facing West,New Wadsworth In A World Turned Over

In A World Turned Over

And Class By Which We Conventionally Understand Social Difference

Thomas Merton

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Facing West,New Wadsworth In A World Turned OverAmerican Expansion, Says Richard Drinnon, Is Characterized By Repression And Racism. In His Reinterpretation Of 'Winning' The West, Drinnon Links Racism With Colonialism And Traces This Interrelationship From The Pequot War In New England, Through American Expansion Westward To The Pacific, And Beyond To The Phillippines And Vietnam. He Cites Parrallels Between The Slaughter Of Bison On The Great Plains And The Defoliation Of Vietnam And Notes