However, to Lesley Henderson and Simon Carter, while Cottle symbolizes "concerns about the future of humanity, he also presents us with a discourse of hope, an idealised (possibly unrealistic) view of the tensions that the caring health sciences must navigate in a world engaged in a 'war on terror'."
However, to Lesley Henderson and Simon Carter, while Cottle represents concerns about humanity's future, he also presents us with a discourse of hope, an idealized (possibly unrealistic) view of the conflicts that the caring health sciences must navigate in a world engaged in a 'war on terror'.