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He was one of the pioneers of the [[New Journalism]] movement in the 1960's which attracted such writers as [[Ken Kesey]] and [[Hunter S. Thompson]].

He was one of the pioneers of the [[New Journalism]] movement in the 1960's which attracted such writers as [[Ken Kesey]] and [[Hunter S. Thompson]].

In ''The Painted Word'' Wolfe describe the disintegration of the fine arts into rhetorical rubbish made to fit the ideology of fashionable critics like [[Clement Greenberg]], [[Harold Rosenberg]], and [[Leo Steinberg]]. His book was savaged by the PC art establishment.

In ''The Painted Word'', Wolfe describe the disintegration of the fine arts into rhetorical rubbish made to fit the ideology of fashionable critics like [[Clement Greenberg]], [[Harold Rosenberg]], and [[Leo Steinberg]]. His book was savaged by the PC art establishment. In ''Radical Chic & Mau-Mauing the Flak Catchers'', Wolfe skewers [[limousine liberal]]s for celebrating America-hating radicals.  

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