Kniha Violence Charles Darwin

Violence

A Reader

Jazyk: Angličtina
Vazba: Pevná
Dostupnost: Skladem u dodavatele
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Historians consider the previous century to have been one of the most violent periods in human histo...

Informace o knize

Jazyk
Angličtina
Vazba
Kniha - Pevná
Vydáno
2002
Stránek
304
EAN
9780814798997
ISBN
0814798993
Enbook ID
11538094
Hmotnost
612
Rozměry
152 x 229 x 26

Kompletní popis

Historians consider the previous century to have been one of the most violent periods in human history. As we move into an era where violence is sanitized and normalized in the media, and depicted as glamorous and fun, how will we relate to the violence in our midst? Why do people and their governments choose to engage in violent activity? How do peaceful people who live under violent conditions such as warfare or domestic abuse make sense of it?Catherine Besteman tackles these questions in this multi-disciplinary anthology that explores the topic of violence from a wide variety of perspectives. The first section focuses on state violence and deals with nationalism, warmaking and the Nazi genocide. The second section treats the question of anti-state violence with essays on the IRA, Sikh rebels and the paramilitary conflict in the Balkans. The third section examines criminal violence such as armed robbery, murder and sexual assualt while the final section explores how ordinary citizens respond when their societies are suffused with violence. Combining classic essays by Max Weber and Hannah Arendt with contemporary treatments by leading scholars such as Michael Taussing and Julie Peteet, this anthology is designed for course use and is accessible to undergraduate and graduate students.

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