Idiot Generation

Idiot Generation offers a deep dive into the disappearance of intergenerational society and the rise of an adolescent mentality, which has caused great damage to politics and society.

In the continuation of his international bestseller The Culture Battle, the renowned writer, political scientist, and speaker Agustín Laje presents Idiot Generation: A Critique of Adolescence-centrism.

According to Agustín, 21st-century adolescent-centric ideologies are on the rise. As a result, adolescents are ruling the world. They govern the form of culture, structure the form of politics, inspire changes in our language, impose their aesthetic preferences, and dominate the post-industrial imagination and consumer system. Basic institutions, such as the family, are also out of place in these adolescent generations.

The book is divided into five chapters

• Chapter 1 – An investigation into the role and power of elders throughout history and their decline with the advent of modern societies
• Chapter 2 – The characterization and explanation of "adolescent society," the postmodern idiot, and the grand theme of identity that is omnipresent and rooted in our society
• Chapter 3 – The role of fashion, entertainment, and digital technology and how they have affected and shaped 21st-century culture and politics
• Chapter 4 – The expropriation of family power in society, the omnipresence of indoctrination in education, and the devastating socializing power of mass media
• Chapter 5 – Agustín closes by offering a very different model of rebellion for the New Right (to which he again expresses his support), how to escape political idiocy, and truly rebel against the established system.

If you are tired of the most blatant indoctrination from the media, schools, universities, and, above all, our children, you will want to read Idiot Generation, in which Laje offers a particular model of rebellion for the New Right. Let's escape political idiocy together and rebel against the established system. Let's get to it!

ISBN: 9781400238569