Plugging Marek

Posted on November 20, 2009 by acb

I had to call Marek Kohn the other day, because I was thinking about the Chief Rabbi’s eugenics, and this led me to reread A reason for everything. It really is good. The discussion of Bill Hamilton in particular is extremely subtle and penetrating. All of the faults and confusions are dissected: “for him the hospitals came to represent the inexorable modern menace that others see in immigrants or surveillance cameras”. At the same time

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, Kohn admires and understands the achievements, and sees all the ways in which Hamilton did in fact function emotionally and socially. This is how pop science ought to be written.

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One Response to Plugging Marek

  1. Mrs Tilton says:
    November 30, 2009 at 11:38 am

    Yes, ARfE is really good stuff; as is his book on hand-axes.

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