What We Talk About When We Talk About War

Explore the compelling insights of Noah Richler's acclaimed book, What We Talk About When We Talk About War, published in 2012. This provocative work delves into the intricate relationship between media, public opinion, and warfare, challenging readers to consider how rhetoric informs the Canadian national identity and perceptions of military engagement on the global stage.

With 376 pages of thought-provoking analysis, Richler unpacks the narrative surrounding Canada’s role in peacekeeping and war, offering a critical look at how various phases of military involvement, particularly in Afghanistan, have been portrayed in media. This book not only earned the title of an Amazon.ca Editor's Pick but also appeared on the Globe and Mail Best Books list, securing nominations for multiple prestigious awards, including the Governor General's Award for Non-Fiction.

Join Richler on a journey that intertwines military policy and mass media, sparking essential conversations about the impact of language on public perception and national character.