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Could you please tell me who these "neo-cons" are, and when they've stated that Lewis is their favorite historian? It just sounds like somebody's opinion. -- Dan
It's a catchphrase, not sacred fact, Mr Pedant Dan.
Bernard Lewis has been referred to by various influential publications as an academic poster-boy for the neo-conservative project within the humanities, specifically with regard to the project of nation and democracy building in the Middle East, a project which Lewis has long been advocating and which the US has taken on board most explicitly since the outbreak of the Iraq war.
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To not merge; no case made, and the presence of an objection, even in the form of a vote, suggests that the case is not obvious. Klbrain (talk) 12:04, 14 October 2023 (UTC)[reply]
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