Abstract

"Responding to the United States' forever wars, leading scholar Judith Butler explores how mourning can inspire solidarity."

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CriticismPoliticsPatriotismTabooPolitical scienceSovereigntyCensorshipCriminologyLawSociologyHistory

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Year
2004
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book
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7765
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Judith Butler (2004). Precarious Life: The Powers of Mourning and Violence. .