Review of The Unknown Known (2013) by Ann Hornaday for Washington Post — 02 Apr 2014
Seemingly unable to engage in self-reflection, let alone self-criticism, Rumsfeld is given virtually full rein to control the narrative by Morris, who is far more interested in letting the audience dwell inside his subject’s strangely attenuated moral imagination, rather than challenge it.
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This review of The Unknown Known (2013) was written by Ann Hornaday and published by Washington Post on 02 Apr 2014.
The Unknown Known has generally received positive reviews.
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