Through clinical observations and extensive readings in literature, history and anthropology, Joseph Berke explores malice as a derivative of envy, greed and jealousy. He reveals the role it plays in the lives of individuals and families, societies and nations and goes on to examine the means by which it may lose its power.
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Through clinical observations and extensive readings in literature, history and anthropology, Joseph Berke explores malice as a derivative of envy, greed and jealousy. He reveals the role it plays in the lives of individuals and families, societies and nations and goes on to examine the means by which it may lose its power.
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