Romantics at War: Glory and Guilt in the Age of TerrorismPrinceton University Press, 10 янв. 2009 г. - Всего страниц: 272 America is at war with terrorism. Terrorists must be brought to justice. |
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... language to capture deep truths about the law. Bruce Ackerman was probably the first to join forces with me when in 1977 he developed his own distinction between two ways of thinking about legal problems. He saw in my emphasis on right ...
... language we use. One word is on everybody's lips—terrorism—but what does it mean? The concept eludes easy definition. Were the American revolutionaries not terrorists? Did they not fight without wearing uniforms? Did they not conduct ...
... language of both war and justice—as though these two ways of thinking about violence were compatible. Bush has said repeatedly that the attack was “an act of war.” That makes it sound like Pearl Harbor. Yet the early mantra of the war ...
... veins of the engaged Romantic. The reductionist replaces the expansionist self with the causal language of incentives and drives. If Romantic theologian Theodore Parker saw the Civil War as the acting out of 23 WAR'S APPEAL.
... language they speak, or whatever religion they may happen to profess. The reductionist impulse engenders the universalist spirit of the Enlightenment. Its language stresses rights, dignity, equality—all the values that constitute the ...
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Collective Crime | 44 |
The Guilt of Nations | 71 |
Individuals at War | 92 |
Guilty Relations | 117 |
Romantic Perversions | 139 |
Distributing Guilt | 157 |
Shadows of the Past | 179 |
Living with Guilt | 196 |
Notes | 215 |
Index | 241 |
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