Description
In a world where appearances can be weaponized, this book explores how language, labels, and “respectable” justifications can disguise moral wrongdoing. Through a high-level journey of conflict and consequence, it follows characters and institutions as they confront the gap between what is said and what is done, asking who benefits when truth is renamed. With a focus on ethics, accountability, and the social power of rhetoric, the narrative examines how people rationalize harm—and what it takes to resist comfortable narratives. Written in Robert W. Lee’s incisive, thought-driven style, the story blends tension with reflection, leaving readers to consider whether any act can be made acceptable by changing its name.
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Published Jan 1, 2019
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First Published
2019
Language
eng
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