Political Animal
Narrated by David Marr
- Released
- September 19, 2012
- Length
- 3 hrs 19 mins
- Format
- Periodical
- Publisher
- Bolinda audio
In Quarterly Essay 47, David Marr offers a nuanced portrait of Tony Abbott, exploring his complex personality and political approach beyond common stereotypes. Marr examines whether Abbott is a figure rooted in the past or a leader suited for the future, portraying him as a blend of reactionary pragmatist, fighter, and charmer with deep religious and political conviction. This insightful analysis promises to be one of the most talked-about political works of the year.
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