East of the Geopolitical Eden
The Great Lions of Power and the Peoples Condemned to Watch the Banquet from the Door
John Steinbeck wrote East of Eden as a parable about guilt, inheritance, and the terrible possibility of choosing. Cain and Abel appear not only as biblical brothers, but as two ways of looking at the world: one receives the blessing; the other bears the mark. But the twenty-first century transferred that tragedy to geopolitic
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