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The legitimization of violence

The legitimization of violence

Philosophy & ReligionPolitics & Society
Pages
413
Published
1997
Language
English

Synopsis

This academic work explores the complex and often controversial process by which violence becomes legitimized within societies. It delves into the political, religious, moral, and ethical dimensions that contribute to the acceptance or justification of violent acts. The book offers a comprehensive analysis of how different cultures and systems rationalize violence, examining its profound implications.

Prose complexity
10/10

Vibe

InformativeComplexIntellectualThought-Provoking

Genres

Philosophy & Religion Politics & Society Sociology

Authors

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David E. Apter

David E. Apter was a scholar of political science and African studies. His key works include Anarchism Today, Ghana in Transition, and The Politics of Modernization, exploring political theory and societal change.

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David Ernest Apter

David Ernest Apter is a distinguished scholar in political science and modernization theory. His influential works, such as Anarchism Today, Ghana in Transition, and The Politics of Modernization, examine political systems and development across various global contexts.