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The Politics of Violence Mo Hume (University of Glasgow, UK)

The Politics of Violence By Mo Hume (University of Glasgow, UK)

The Politics of Violence by Mo Hume (University of Glasgow, UK)


Summary

The Politics of Violence develops an inter-disciplinary feminist perspective grounded in original ethnographic research on everyday forms of violence in El Salvador. Hume challenges dominant theories of violence through foregrounding subaltern vocabularies that have been historically ignored in debates on violence.

The Politics of Violence Summary

The Politics of Violence: Gender, Conflict and Community in El Salvador by Mo Hume (University of Glasgow, UK)

The Politics of Violence develops an interdisciplinary feminist perspective grounded in original ethnographic research on everyday forms of violence in El Salvador. Hume challenges dominant theories of violence through foregrounding subaltern vocabularies that have been historically ignored in debates on violence.
  • Unites a critical analysis of theories of violence with original ethnographic research on its use and broader responses to its different manifestations
  • Makes an important theoretical contribution to debates on violence, through developing in-depth accounts of the violence of everyday life from a feminist perspective
  • Examines the vocabularies of violence of those who live with it on an everyday basis, locating these vocabularies in a critical analysis of the relations of domination that have shaped Salvadoran history

About Mo Hume (University of Glasgow, UK)

Mo Hume is a lecturer in Politics at the University of Glasgow and co-convenor of the International Centre for Gender and Womens Studies. She has carried out extensive ethnographic research in El Salvador, where she worked for several years with the womens movement.

Table of Contents

Preface.

Acknowledgements.

Introduction.

1. Questioning Violence: Meanings, Myths and Realities.

2. (Mis)recognising Violence in Latin America.

3. Terror as Usual: Uniting Past and Present Accounts of Violence.

4. Gendered Hierarchies of Violence.

5. Kill Them, Attack Them at the Roots and Kill Them All: Examining Responses to Violence.

Conclusions.

References.

Index.

Additional information

GOR011710873
9781405192262
1405192267
The Politics of Violence: Gender, Conflict and Community in El Salvador by Mo Hume (University of Glasgow, UK)
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John Wiley and Sons Ltd
2009-11-20
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