The Conscience Market | James, Christopher Pitts

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The Conscience Market

	The Conscience Market James, Christopher Pitts AuthorHouse, 2005 - 112 pages average customer review:based on 1 review view larger image
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With James Christopher Pitts' debut literary offering, The Conscience Market, the reader is drawn into a journey through extremes. Visions of a paranoid and alarming world of modern conspiracies and opportunistic war mongering are held at balance with idealistic poetry celebrating humanity, love, and the arts. Pitts challenges many of our longest held traditions and prejudices with an uncanny knack for sarcasm, humor, and aggressive wit, at times assuming the role of an agitated, yet impassioned philosopher. Religion, political systems, extreme nationalism, and the apathy of the general population of the Western world are given no quarter, as these corrupt institutions are displayed in all of their hypocrisy in The Conscience Market.

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IF words could kill...

...then Mr. Pitts would definitely be serving time. The Conscience Market is one intriguingly angry bit of poetry and philosophy, with Pitts occasionally displaying a touch of humorous social commentary ala George Carlin or Bill Hicks, and even sporadic tomes of deep sentiment. If you are a fan of Rush Limbaugh, George Bush, Rumsfeld, Sean Hannity, Bill O'Reilly, or Anne Coulter, you might want to avoid this book, as the author unleashes somewhat of a verbal buttwhoopin' on the neo-cons. However, if you have an interest in Nietzsche, Darwin, Sagan, Beethoven, Glenn Gould, Kafka, Coltrane, Rimbaud, William Blake, Christ, etc., all of the above are discussed, debated, or were influential in the writing of The Conscience Market. This is Humanism at its best...

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