With Every Mistake
With Every Mistake is a collection of Gwynne Dyer's articles published between September 11, 2001 and the Iraqi election in 2005.
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| Author | Gwynne Dyer |
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| Country | Canada |
| Genre | Non-fiction, Political |
| Publisher | Random House of Canada |
Publication date | 25 October 2005 |
| Media type | Print (Hardcover) |
| Pages | 405 (Hardcover 1st edition) |
| ISBN | 0-679-31402-4 (Hardcover 1st edition) |
| OCLC | 60797988 |
The articles are interspersed with commentary from Dyer which includes discussion of the issues, reflections on the Canadian publishing environment, and self-criticism for the things that he got wrong.
The title is taken from the Beatles' song, "While My Guitar Gently Weeps", by George Harrison: "With every mistake, we must surely be learning."
Contents
- A Long Way in a Short Time
- Just Walking Down the Road, Minding My Own Business...2001, pre-9/11
- The Suddenly...September 11-December 21, 2001
- The Uslims: Malevolent, Mysterious and Probably Crazy
- Meanwhile, in Another Part of the Forest...
- Axis of Evil: The Subject Has Changed January–December 2002
- Israel and Palestine: The Long Run
- South Asia: Dangerous, But Getting Better
- Invading Iraq: The Reason Why
- The State of Europe
- Miscellany I
- Iraq: Vanishing WMD, Rising Resistance
- Catastrophes Old and Pending
- Africa's Travails
- Iraq: Shia Pressure, American Abuse, Sunni Revolt
- The Lost Continent
- East Asian Games
- Iraq and Terrorism: A Sense of Proportion
- The Fate of Israel
- The Rich and the Poor
- Miscellany II
- We Must Surely be Learning
Release details
- 2005, Canada, Random House Canada ISBN 0-679-31402-4, Pub date 25 October 2005, Hardback
- 2006, Canada, Vintage Canada ISBN 0-679-31403-2, Pub date 10 October 2006, Paperback
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