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Legitimization of Violence

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TypeSOURCE_BOOK
PublisherPalgrave Macmillan (GB)
ISBN-139781349252589
Open LibraryOL18220609W
Total publications3
Coverage period1997 - 2016
LanguageEN
Impact factor2

Violence is a more and more ubiquitous phenomenon. While a great deal of attention has been paid to certain aspects, terrorism for example, it has not been studied as a political phenomenon in and of

  • Legitimization of Violence

    David Ernest Apter•BOOK•2016

  • The Maturation of a Cosmocrat and the Building of a Discourse Community

    Carlos Iván Degregori•CHAPTER•1997

    In the introductory essay a continuum was laid out at one end of which was placed a logocentric model with its emphasis on the violent and disjunctive exchange of meaning, the extreme expression of which was described as symbolic capital. At the other end was an econocentric model in which no exchange of meaning occurred but an exchange of money, power, and women. In the first instance, violent exchange refers to a radical disjunctive conflict by…

  • “Reading” Violence

    Paul Arthur•CHAPTER•1997

    In terms of discourse theory what stands out very sharply is just how long the IRA is on retrievals and how short on projections. The uses of history as memory, not only to keep the past alive but sustain a sense of loss, deprivation, marginalization, not to speak of the affronts, discrimination, prejudice, and the like has sustained the tensed boundaries of the Irish working-class community extremely well and not only in places like Derry or Wes…

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  • The Maturation of a Cosmocrat and the Building of a Discourse Community

    Carlos Iván Degregori•CHAPTER•1997

    In the introductory essay a continuum was laid out at one end of which was placed a logocentric model with its emphasis on the violent and disjunctive exchange of meaning, the extreme expression of which was described as symbolic capital. At the other end was an econocentric model in which no exchange of meaning occurred but an exchange of money, power, and women. In the first instance, violent exchange refers to a radical disjunctive conflict by…

  • “Reading” Violence

    Paul Arthur•CHAPTER•1997

    In terms of discourse theory what stands out very sharply is just how long the IRA is on retrievals and how short on projections. The uses of history as memory, not only to keep the past alive but sustain a sense of loss, deprivation, marginalization, not to speak of the affronts, discrimination, prejudice, and the like has sustained the tensed boundaries of the Irish working-class community extremely well and not only in places like Derry or Wes…

  • Legitimization of Violence

    David Ernest Apter•BOOK•2016

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