The Banality of Denial: Israel and the Armenian Genocide - Softcover

"This new book describes Israeli attitudes toward the phenomenon of genocide in general, including Biafra, Tibet, the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda. Taken together with [Auron's] earlier book, "The Banality of Indifference," both works offer an opportunity to explore a subject of great contemporary relevance."

"--The Armenian Weekly"

"Auron has written a well-informed, very enlightening, and courageous bookA. Chapters on how Israeli media, high school and university education, and research treat--or decline to discuss--the Armenian genocide are exemplary. Because the study of genocides and related violationsAis an increasingly important part of high school and university curricula, this is a timely and indispensable book."

"--Choice"

""The Banality of Indifference" and "The Banality of Denial" are groundbreaking works of scholarship and will soon become essential reading for students in a wide range of fields, including global politics, genocide studies, Zionism, and international ethics."

"--Middle East Journal "

"This new book describes Israeli attitudes toward the phenomenon of genocide in general, including Biafra, Tibet, the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda. Taken together with [Auron's] earlier book, The Banality of Indifference, both works offer an opportunity to explore a subject of great contemporary relevance."

--The Armenian Weekly

"Auron has written a well-informed, very enlightening, and courageous bookA. Chapters on how Israeli media, high school and university education, and research treat--or decline to discuss--the Armenian genocide are exemplary. Because the study of genocides and related violationsAis an increasingly important part of high school and university curricula, this is a timely and indispensable book."

--Choice

"The Banality of Indifference and The Banality of Denial are groundbreaking works of scholarship and will soon become essential reading for students in a wide range of fields, including global politics, genocide studies, Zionism, and international ethics."

--Middle East Journal

-This new book describes Israeli attitudes toward the phenomenon of genocide in general, including Biafra, Tibet, the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda. Taken together with [Auron's] earlier book, The Banality of Indifference, both works offer an opportunity to explore a subject of great contemporary relevance.-

--The Armenian Weekly

-Auron has written a well-informed, very enlightening, and courageous bookA. Chapters on how Israeli media, high school and university education, and research treat--or decline to discuss--the Armenian genocide are exemplary. Because the study of genocides and related violationsAis an increasingly important part of high school and university curricula, this is a timely and indispensable book.-

--Choice

-The Banality of Indifference and The Banality of Denial are groundbreaking works of scholarship and will soon become essential reading for students in a wide range of fields, including global politics, genocide studies, Zionism, and international ethics.-

--Middle East Journal