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California State University, Dominguez Hills
University of Wisconsin, Parkside
Created: March 9, 2006
Latest Update: March 9, 2006
jeannecurran@habermas.org
takata@uwp.edu
titleWhile on another search for something we needed, I came across this book, which is available online and free for your reading. It's short, easy to browse through, and seems to have a good index and bibliography.
On One Foot: A Middle-East Guide for the perplexed. This looks like a good quick reference on the Israeli perspective of the Palestine Israel Debacle. jeanne
If you are looking for an explanation you can cram into discretionary time, try this. I'll try to set up some questions, as we encounter this issue on transform_dom. jeanne
Discussion Questions
- Does On One Foot offer the truth about Palestine and Israel?
Consider what you mean by "truth." On One Foot offers the Israeli perspective. Remember that perspective matters. I'll try to balance this with a similar kind of quick review on the Palestinian perspective if I can find one for you. Suggestions welcome.
- What should you bear in mind about emotional learning if you give one of the "on one foot" answers in haste to a friend?
Consider that emotions are very high on this issue, that we have very little access to overviews that give non-biased views of the conflict, if there are in fact such things as non-biased perspectives, and that you may offend a friend if you suggest in your attitude or words that your friend doesn't "know" the facts, but you do. Remember that that's not a good basis for an illocutionary discourse.
References:
- On One Foot: A Middle-East Guide for the perplexed Free access for your personal use only, to this quick reference book on the Israeli perspective on the conflict.
