Suicidal Empathy – Dying to Be Kind by Gad Saad is an English-language non-fiction book about empathy, social dynamics and the possible consequences of compassion without sufficient boundaries.
The book examines social and cultural arguments around empathy and asks when well-intended responses may produce unintended effects. It is a current-affairs and social commentary title rather than a work of European history.
- Empathy and social dynamics
- Boundaries and unintended consequences
- Social and cultural commentary
- Ideas and public debate
- English-language hardcover
A provocative non-fiction title for readers interested in the role of empathy, boundaries and social decision-making.

