Reviews

Oppose and Propose: Lessons from Movement for a New Society by Andrew Cornell

choirqueer's review against another edition

3.0

I didn't feel anything particularly strongly about this book, but it was a good read with some interesting history and enriching interviews.

jone_d's review

3.0

I honestly picked up this book because I was interested in the connection between MNS and Co-counseling. I was kind of disappointed with that aspect of the book (it spent as much print criticizing the leadership of RC as it did explaining RC theory or practice or explaining how RC was useful to MNS - all together maybe a page total), but over all I found the book really interesting and appreciated Cornell's approach to history and inter-generational exchange!