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Slæber sig mod Betlehem

By: Joan Didon
Narrated by: Pernille Lyneborg
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"Slæber sig mod Betlehem" er titlen på Joan Didions ikoniske essaysamling fra 1968. Bogen udkommer i SKALA-serien for genopdagede mesterværker. Den er og bliver det mest væsentlige portræt af USA og særligt Californien i 1960'erne, der er skrevet, og den blev et kæmpe gennembrud for Didion. Bogen er en milepæl inden for New Journalism-genren og handler om alt fra John Wayne til selvrespekt og det titelbærende essay fra San Franciscos Haight-Ashbury-kvarter, som var selve hjertet i hippie-bevægelsen. I bogen beskriver Didion et USA, som er ved at falde fra hinanden i jagten på stoffer, sex og frihed, og hendes oplevelse af opløsning og forskydning i tiden er en rød tråd gennem værket.

Hvis man vil forstå USA, og hvis man vil forstå 1968, er denne bog uomgængelig.

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