He's legitimizing personal greed as the principal religion of our country.
by Barbara Kingsolver (0 Reviews)
In "Unsheltered," Barbara Kingsolver explores themes of societal values and personal motivations. She critiques a prevailing mindset in which personal greed is celebrated and positioned as a defining principle of American life. By highlighting this phenomenon, Kingsolver suggests that individualism often overshadows communal responsibility and moral obligations in contemporary culture. The quote, "He's legitimizing personal greed as the principal religion of our country," encapsulates this critique. It emphasizes the danger of...
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