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Emily Whalen

A Prince of Our Disorder: The Life of T.E. Lawrence, by John E. Mack (1976)

April 11, 2016

Those seeking a more balanced assessment of Lawrence would do well to turn to a third source: John Mack’s psychological biography of Lawrence, A Prince of Our Disorder (1976).

Faith Misplaced, by Ussama Makdisi (2010)

March 9, 2015

Open a news website these days and there’s likely be a story about violence in the Middle East. There’s a good chance that the article will refer to extremist Islamists, possibly even mentioning the rising tide of anti-Western sentiment in the Middle East more broadly. Among academics, pundits, and politicians there is no shortage of opinion on why this state of affairs exists.

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