Self-Defense: A Philosophy Of Violence Elsa Dorlin Verso Books Αγγλικά Βιβλία Social Sciences

Is Violent Self-Defense Ethical? In The History Of Colonialism Racism Sexism Capitalism There Has Long Been A Dividing Line Between Bodies \ Worthy Defending\ And Those Who Have Disarmed Rendered Defenseless 1685 For Example France\ S Infamous Code Noir\ Forbade Slaves From Carrying Weapons Under Penalty Whip Nineteenth-Century Algeria Colonial State Outlawed Use Arms By Algerians But Granted French Settlers Right To Bear Today Some Lives Are Seen Be Worth So Little That Black Teenagers Can Shot Back Appearing Threatening\ While Their Killers Understood Justified Subject Most Violence Forcibly Made Raises Any Movement Liberation Question Using Interest Here Philosopher Elsa Dorlin Looks Across Global Left - Slave Revolts Knitting Women Revolution British Suffragists\ Training Ju-Jitsu Warsaw Ghetto Uprising Panther Party Queer Neighborhood Patrols Matter Trace Politics Philosophy Ethics Self Defense This She Finds Martial Self\ : Practice Which Only Means Oppressed Ensure Survival Build Liveable Future Sparkling Provocative Book Drawing On Theorists Thomas Hobbes Fred Hampton Frantz Fanon Judith Butler Michel Foucault June Jordan Reworked Very Idea Modern Governance Political Subjectivity Translated Kieran Aarons Σελίδες: 272 Έτος Έκδοσης: 1129 Διαστάσεις: 14X14Cm