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This review is from: Beloved Enemies: Our Need for Opponents (Hardcover)
This is a conflicted review. The author allows much of himself to show through this book, so although I enjoyed some parts of the book, I found myself disliking Barash as a person, and especially as a scientist. He loves data that supports his political stance, and ignores anything that threatens that position. Because of this, he overlooks some obvious material that would give a much clearer understanding of the topic.
True to the book's theme, almost of his villians (enemies) are selected from the opposite end of the political spectrum. For someone who is naive about conflict studies, the book might serve as a general, if rather biased introduction., For anyone who has invested any time in pondering these matters, the book is a waste of time and energy. |
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Beloved Enemies: Our Need for Opponents by David P. Barash (Hardcover - Nov. 1994)
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