Losing My Religion (Manfred Schmidt, #4) (eBook, ePUB) - Trautman, Karl G.
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Losing My Religion , is the final book of the story of Manfred Schmidt and is set between 1988 and 1992. The emerging adulthood of the angst-filled American hero continues in Honolulu, where he has moved to obtain his doctorate in political science. Living in Hawaii forces him to uncomfortably confront his racial identity. He travels to neighbor islands, captivated by their beauty and remoteness. His graduate student colleagues are from all over the world, which intrigues him and broadens his knowledge. Manny dives into the intricacies of postmodern political theory and teaches international…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Losing My Religion, is the final book of the story of Manfred Schmidt and is set between 1988 and 1992. The emerging adulthood of the angst-filled American hero continues in Honolulu, where he has moved to obtain his doctorate in political science. Living in Hawaii forces him to uncomfortably confront his racial identity. He travels to neighbor islands, captivated by their beauty and remoteness. His graduate student colleagues are from all over the world, which intrigues him and broadens his knowledge. Manny dives into the intricacies of postmodern political theory and teaches international relations on Oahu.

Manny is also lonely and misses the mainland. He briefly rekindles a previous romance, only to realize that the relationship is in the past. He moves back to the mainland to complete his dissertation and eventually gets a job as a professor in Kansas. At long last, he starts his academic career. Yet it is difficult for him to ignore the Iran-Contra scandal and the disturbing vision he saw in the fall of 1980 as he grapples with the place of truth in politics.

The other books in the Manfred Schmidt tetralogy are Book 1, Deacon Blues, Book 2, Sweet Dreams Are Made of This and Book 3, Road To Nowhere.

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Autorenporträt
Karl G. Trautman is the author of the Manfred Schmidt series of fiction books. The first three volumes, Deacon Blues, Sweet Dreams Are Made of This and Road To Nowhere have been published. He is also the editor of the non-fiction book, The New Populist Reader and the author of the non-fiction book, The Underdog in American Politics The Democratic Party and Liberal Values.

He received his doctorate in political science from The University of Hawaii and has taught in Denmark and Japan as a Fulbright Visiting Lecturer. He has been a college teacher in Michigan and Kansas and been a research assistant for Meet The Press. He currently teaches in the Public Service and Social Sciences Department at Central Maine Community College.