Selective Empathy: The West through the Gaze of Gaza (Studies in Critical Social Sciences)
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Selective Empathy: The West through the Gaze of Gaza (Studies in Critical Social Sciences)

by Roberto De Vogli

Cultural Studies Political Science Critical Theory
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Roberto De Vogli examines the West through the gaze of Gaza in this critical social sciences work. Focusing on the idea of selective empathy, the book invites readers to consider how global events, political perspectives, and human concern are framed across different contexts.

About This Book

Selective Empathy: The West through the Gaze of Gaza is a work by Roberto De Vogli in the Studies in Critical Social Sciences series.

The book centers Gaza as a perspective through which the West can be examined and understood.

Its title foregrounds questions of empathy, selectivity, and the ways political realities are viewed across different global contexts.

It is suited to readers interested in critical social sciences, politics, international perspectives, and contemporary global issues.

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