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The macabresque : human violation and hate in genocide, mass atrocity and enemy-making / Edward Weisband.
LIBRA HV6322.7 .W436 2018
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Weisband, Edward, 1939- author.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Genocide.
- Political atrocities.
- Massacres.
- Physical Description:
- xii, 462 pages ; 25 cm
- Place of Publication:
- New York, NY : Oxford University Press, [2018]
- Contents:
- Part I The Macabresque of Human Violation
- Introduction: Taking Performativity Seriously 3
- 1 From Collective Violence to Human Violation: Dark Desires in Disorders of Will 7
- Part II On the "Normality" of Perpetrators: How We Know Them, How They Know Themselves
- 2 Perpetrators Alone and Together: Analytical Perspectives, Methodological Critiques 63
- 3 One Mind, Heart, and Spirit: Reductionist Traps in Psychosocial Theory 99
- 4 The Modalities of Desire in Mimetic Rivalry: Sin, Sign, and Symbol 109
- 5 Human Development and the Political Subject: The Lacanian Scaffolding in Psychosocial Perspectives 131
- 6 Perversity in the Performative: Sadism and Shame in the Macabresque 173
- Part III Cultural Contexts: Case Studies of Performativity in the Macabresque
- 7 The Lurid and Ludic in the Chinese Cultural Revolution: Oral Disciplines and Oedipal Aggression in Mao's Re-education Camps 219
- 8 Cultural Case Studies in the Macabresque: Variations of Human Violation in the Twentieth Century 253
- The Desert March of Young Turk Predatory Horror 259
- Stalin's Ideological Purgatory 263
- Hitler's Diabolical Laboratory 277
- The Hell of Blood Trauma in the Days of Hutu Power 291
- The Confessional Archive and the Facial Aesthetics of Ângkar's Torture 299
- The Junta's Neo-Inquisitional Operating Theaters 320
- The Bosnian Shame Camps 326
- Part IV Politics of the Unreal
- 9 On the Slippery Tropes of We-ness: Reality and the Unreal in Social Fantasy and Political Ideology 355
- 10 The Quest for the Never-Is: Legitimacy-Grounding as Enemy-Making 382.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- ISBN:
- 9780190677886
- 0190677880
- OCLC:
- 983824583
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