The politics of cruelty : an essay on the literature of political imprisonment
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書誌事項
The politics of cruelty : an essay on the literature of political imprisonment
（Penguin social sciences）
Penguin, 1995
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First published, 1994
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This work sets out a theory of politics of our time and offers a view of the modern state based on the practice of torture as a method of rule, as conscious policy. In assuming the power of torture over its citizens, government has made itself omnipotent, threatening the social and political progess of centuries. In many places throughout the world, the individual is faced with monumental force, and fear of the state has become the condition of our time. This book analyzes that fear through the literature of its expression, a mixture of literary text, the reports of witnesses, legal theory and historical account. It is the literary version of experience that prevails and persuades with the greatest effect: the reality of the victim; the social and psychological climate of life under dictatorship; and the moment of arrest and capture.
目次
- The mechanism: Solzhenitsyn and the creation of the Gulag
- the Nazi camp system
- Henri Alleg and colonialism in Algeria
- the British in Ireland
- the apartheid system in South Africa. The imagination: photography - the xperience of shock
- closet land - state and sexual authority
- the extreme experience of solitude - Aurobindo
- Ngugi, Nien Cheng. Recent politics of cruelty in action: the little school - Argentine and Brazil
- the death of a Guatemalan village - El Salvador
- state torture and religion - the torture of children.
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