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How can sane human beings justify in their own eyes even their most preposterous ideas about other people and the most inhumane acts of self and others' mass-destruction? - This book offers a comprehensive answer, based on the discovery of Blind Areas on their cognitive maps. They first dehumanize themselves, by becoming blind to their own human predisposition to error and sin in war. Since awareness of Blind Areas undermines the fanatic's self-justification system - introducing it in education and political culture could make possible decisive progress in countering fanaticism and humanizing the ways people think about themselves and their enemies in conflict.
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Dr. Olek Netzer is an independent researcher in Political Psychology and a social activist residing in Tel Aviv, Israel.
