Rules and violence
by Cora Dietl
ViolenceCross-cultural studiesViolence in literatureSociological aspectsInterpersonal relationsCommunity lifeCongressesHistory
"Even though violence often functions irrationally, recent research has suggested that, as a form of nonverbal communication, violence follows certain rules. The essays explore this phenomenon, with a special focus on collective violence. They investigate examples taken from the cultural and literary history of the premodern era to examine rules of violent action, rules that provoke violence, and rules about discussing violence."--
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