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Heather M, Reviewer
One hopes for the impossible in reading this book: to see Hélène Legotien clearly, as a full human being. There are glimpses of her but the focus is still very much on her murderer. Perhaps this is to be expected in a work that is committed to critiquing the widespread and intellectually lazy acceptance of Althusser as an innocent madman. I found myself tripping over multiple instances of confusing or non-idiomatic syntax and expect that these will be smoothed out in the final copyediting.
