Livro novo do Donovan na praça. Sinopse abaixo.
http://www.jack-donovan.com/axis/2016/03/becoming-a-barbarian-release-dates/
Becoming a Barbarian is the true follow-up to the The Way of Men. However, Becoming a Barbarian isn’t specifically about masculinity.
Becoming a Barbarian won’t teach you how to swing a battle axe or crush your enemies (so that you can see them driven before you and hear the lamentation of their women).
After reading The Way of Men, all kinds of men all around the world wrote me asking how to start their own tribes. What I found in talking to them was that many weren’t mentally prepared to become part of a tribe.
How can you concentrate on crushing your enemies, when you’re still busy arguing with them as peers or trying to win their hearts and minds?
Becoming a Barbarian is an argument against moral universalism and an argument for drawing hard lines between your “us” and “them.” It’s an argument about changing the way you argue, the way you use resources, the way you evaluate others and the way you see modern governments. It’s about moving, mentally, out into a wilderness beyond the borders of the Empire.
Entrevista onde Donovan fala sobre seu novo livro.
http://www.jack-donovan.com/axis/2016/03/becoming-a-barbarian-release-dates/
Becoming a Barbarian is the true follow-up to the The Way of Men. However, Becoming a Barbarian isn’t specifically about masculinity.
Becoming a Barbarian won’t teach you how to swing a battle axe or crush your enemies (so that you can see them driven before you and hear the lamentation of their women).
After reading The Way of Men, all kinds of men all around the world wrote me asking how to start their own tribes. What I found in talking to them was that many weren’t mentally prepared to become part of a tribe.
How can you concentrate on crushing your enemies, when you’re still busy arguing with them as peers or trying to win their hearts and minds?
Becoming a Barbarian is an argument against moral universalism and an argument for drawing hard lines between your “us” and “them.” It’s an argument about changing the way you argue, the way you use resources, the way you evaluate others and the way you see modern governments. It’s about moving, mentally, out into a wilderness beyond the borders of the Empire.
Entrevista onde Donovan fala sobre seu novo livro.