This week marks the debut of an English translation of a piece on American democracy by renowned American author John Steinbeck that was written 70 years ago.
What About McCartia? is the title of the article. Although John Steinbeck wrote it in English and the essay will be published in English in Strand magazine, a printed magazine established in the United States that publishes short stories, articles, and dialogues, it was first published in 1954 in French in the renowned Le Figaro newspaper.
The report, according to editor-in-chief Andrew Jolie, shows that American democracy has faced and will continue to suffer internal dangers.
The title of the article refers to the phenomenon called the American Senator Joseph McCarthy, who during the Cold War period was to eradicate the secret Communists who believed to be present in American institutions, including in the government, decreased his false accusations before losing his popularity in the mid -fifties.
We have always had Makarethi, and I can remember the names and movements that go back to the beginning of our history. The conclusion is always the same, according to Steinbeck’s piece. Every couple of years, these movements underwent name changes. It always utilises the flavour of safety or betterment.
”
Julie said, according to the British Phardia, “We often think about Steinbeck as a novelist, but this article that we are about to publish shows the political side of it, despite all the pain and destructive spirits caused by McCarthyia, it adopts a long -term view that it will be a distant memory. ”
He went on: “However, Steinbeck’s main takeaway is a prudent one that cautions readers to not assume that once McCarthyia is over, everything else will be simple.
It implies that internal dangers to our democracy will grow, and judging by the daily news stories, it would appear that his concerns were well-founded.
An article by John Steinbeck about American democracy is published in an American magazine at the age of 70.
About Author
