American Affect in the Postmodern Era

Exploring the intersection of terrorism and media, the book delves into how violence is sensationalized in entertainment. It also examines the links between affirmative action and narcissism, alongside the decline of genuine emotional engagement in American culture. Steven Carter offers a critical analysis of societal shifts that have shaped popular culture since the 1960s, providing insights into the evolving landscape of American affect in the postmodern era.