Unmaking war, remaking men : how empathy can reshape our politics, our soldiers and ourselves / Kathleen Barry.
2011
155.332 B279u 2011
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Title
Unmaking war, remaking men : how empathy can reshape our politics, our soldiers and ourselves / Kathleen Barry.
Author
Edition
1st ed.
ISBN
9780982796702 (pbk.)
0982796706 (pbk.)
9780982796719 (eBook)
0982796714 (eBook)
0982796706 (pbk.)
9780982796719 (eBook)
0982796714 (eBook)
Imprint
Santa Rosa, Calif. : Phoenix Rising Press of Santa Rosa, c2011.
Language
English
Description
x, 235 p. ; 23 cm.
Call Number
155.332 B279u 2011
System Control No.
(OCoLC)663385545
(OCoLC)663385545
(OCoLC)663385545
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (p. 203-223) and index.
Formatted Contents Note
The value of human life
Making men expendable
Remorseless killers: military training
First kill: the soldier's loss of soul
Preventive killing
Grunts: from soldier to sociopath
Psychopathic leadership versus the politics of empathy
Making enemies
humiliating men
Ongoing war
Colluding in preparatory war, Lebanon 2006
"No one understands!"
Unmaking war
Remaking men, reknowing ourselves.
Making men expendable
Remorseless killers: military training
First kill: the soldier's loss of soul
Preventive killing
Grunts: from soldier to sociopath
Psychopathic leadership versus the politics of empathy
Making enemies
humiliating men
Ongoing war
Colluding in preparatory war, Lebanon 2006
"No one understands!"
Unmaking war
Remaking men, reknowing ourselves.
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