Adam Kotsko
Adam Kotsko argues that the popularity of the ruthless sociopath reflects our dissatisfaction with a failed social contract, showing that we believe that the world rewards the evil and uncaring rather than the good.
Nonfiction,Psychology,Philosophy,Cultural,Politics,Culture,Society,Media Tie In,Tv,Sociology,Art,Philosophy,Theory
Why We Love Sociopaths: A Guide to Late Capitalist Television