The Moral Posture of Defense

for the ordinary. Witness this descriptionnof two policemen: neither "are viciousnmen; they are merely undiscerninglynobedient, totally devoid of that flexibilitynof mind we call imagination." Styronnis less a chronicler of human sufferingnand injustice than he is one of a band ofnself-anointed nobles whose mission is tonthwart an America that, in . . .