Wrath

This audiobook explores how American culture shifted from valuing self-control to embracing anger as a political tool, tracing its roots from the 1950s onward. Rewritten from his earlier work, anthropologist Peter W. Wood examines how anger became ingrained in music, movies, and personal life, ultimately transforming into a means of wielding political power. The narrative warns that this rise of "angri-culture" could lead to revenge and threaten the stability of the republic.