Faces of the Enemy
Reflections of the Hostile Imagination
by Sam Keen
Recommended by Dr. Phil Zimbardo and Phil Zimbardo
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Recommended by 2 sources and appears in Most Recommended Books.
"[Shows] that before any nation goes to war, they prepare their people to hate the other, the enemy, by having these visual depictions of them as less than human." - Dr. Phil Zimbardo
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