No luck here either, @charlesmurraypic.twitter.com/TI61vS6TjU
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Both book and review are by Guardian. High praise for anti-science book by anti-science people who think they are pro-science. Better review can be found on Amazon. https://www.theguardian.com/books/2019/may/27/superior-the-return-of-race-science-by-angela-saini-book-review … https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07HDRH7J7/ref=docs-os-doi_0#customerReviews …pic.twitter.com/YThvFjBUva
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Have you read the book?
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I skimmed parts of it. It's nothing special.
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I'm amazed the Guardian gave Steve Hsu such a fair hearing (much to the chagrin of Coop and others).
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@capitalismandf1 is that your review? Nice work if so. - 3 more replies
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I'm glad to see that 'Race Differences in Ethnocentrism' is selling better than her book, despite an AltRight publisher and zero MSM publicity!
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The Amazon review referenced above is by "CapitalismAndFriedman". It gives a very straightforward logical analysis, from the perspective of a libertarian-individualist, critical of group-identity politics.
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Is anyone familiar with the book Strange Fruit by
@kenanmalik? Curious about a compare and contrast here. The book sees critical race theorists and race realists as peas in a pod:https://www.amazon.com/Strange-Fruit-Sides-Wrong-Debate/dp/1851686657 … -
Not familiar, but if the author grapples seriously with the science, theory, realism, culture, identity, etc. then it sounds promising.
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