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- The Life Eaters by David Brin and Scott Hampton
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- Becoming Animal: an earthly cosmology by David Abram
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- Zombie Survival Guide by Max Brooks
- The Natural Child by Jan Hunt
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- Mischief in the Woods by Derrick Jensen
- DMZ by Brian Wood and Riccardo Burchielli
- Endgame Volume 2: Resistance by Derrick Jensen
- Barefoot Gen: A cartoon history of Hiroshima by Keiji Nakazawa
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- After Dachau by Daniel Quinn
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- Tales from Watership Down by Richard Adams
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- The Road by Cormac McCarthy
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- Watchmen by Alan Moore
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- Cry the Beloved Country by Alan Paton
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- The Player of Games by Iain M. Banks
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A really vivid portrayal of how violence is a learned behaviour and when empathy is removed from existence through powerful force secondary (aggression) drives set in.
ReplyDeleteIf you train someone violently, it will be a way of expression. Expression is constant, so as a society we should act accordingly and provide outlets that encourage a critical response to ones actions and the relationships established.