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On Purpose with Jay Shetty
It was discussed as an important read on the subject of Palestine, with a focus on the language used surrounding the conflict and how it can perpetuate ineffective debate.
I'm just gonna go, I'm gonna answer this question from like the last book I read. Totally. Because I read a lot of books and they're all on different topics. Like I just reread The Four Agreements and...
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It was discussed as an important read on the subject of Palestine, with a focus on the language used surrounding the conflict and how it can perpetuate ineffective debate.
I'm just gonna go, I'm gonna answer this question from like the last book I read. Totally. Because I read a lot of books and they're all on different topics. Like I just reread The Four Agreements and then at the same time was reading On Palestine, the Noam Chomsky, Ilan Pape book
So if you're looking to learn more, but I'm a big Noam Chomsky fan.
using terms like the peace process or negotiations or both sides, words like that or expressions like that. They perpetuate this loop of what Ilan Pape calls a conceptual paralysis and it's a really ineffective way of talking about the situation