Assholes: a theory
di Aaron James
2012 · 221 pagine · Doubleday · ISBN 9780385535656
Trama
A philosophy professor describes the elements that can combine to make someone behave in an unbelievably disturbing and stress-causing manner and offers practical concepts to help develop constructive ways of dealing with these people and the problems they pose.
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