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Evil by any other name
Review of Simon Baron-Cohen’s The science of evil: On empathy and the origins of cruelty In his Acknowledgments, Baron-Cohen begins by saying, “This book isn’t for people with a sensitive disposition” (p. xi). It is a fair warning. His first chapter … Continue reading →
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