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"I couldn't accept that they were human. I saw a child smiling at me and yet I killed him."
This is how a Hutu man explained how he felt when he slaughtered a Tutsi in Rwanda in 1994.
These statements are shocking, yet we acknowledge them and hear their echoes in accounts of genocides and massacres throughout history. How can some people believe their enemies are monsters and therefore easy to kill?
David Smith offers a moving reading of the philosophical and psychological roots of dehumanization, exploring what it means and how and why we practice it.
Dehumanization is deeply rooted in our psyches. Because we are all human, we are vulnerable to manipulation by those who trade in the politics of demonization and violence.
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| Publisher | Publisher_Dar Al Saqi Publishing House |
|---|---|
| Category | Management & Self-development Corner |
| Language | Arabic |
| ISBN | 9786140322820 |
| Availability | In stock |
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