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                    <title>A New Philosophy of Social Conflict: Mediating Collective Trauma and Transitional Justice</title>
                    
                    
                    
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                    <topic>مدیریت تعارض</topic>
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                    <topic>تعارضات اجتماعی</topic>
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                    <topic>عدالت انتقالی</topic>
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                    <topic>فلسفه تعارض اجتماعی</topic>
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                    <topic>آسیب جمعی</topic>
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            <publisher>Bloomsbury Academic </publisher>
            <dateIssued>2015</dateIssued>
            
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        <tableOfContents>Table of contents :,Title Page,Copyright Page,Contents,Acknowledgements,Introduction – Transcendental Empiricism,The revaluation of violent conflict, collective trauma and transitional justice,Rwandan ga&#231;a&#231;a courts,Rwandan genocide genealogy,A ga&#231;a&#231;a ‘event’,Articulation and transformative practice,A necessary theoretical detour,Chapter 1 Becoming Conflict, Chaos and Trauma,Chapter overview,The genesis of representation,Primary order,Three passive syntheses,Sublimation and symbolization,Eternal return and counter-actualization,Territorial assemblages of conflict,Regression and descent into violence,Desiring-production, social-production and social conflict,Intra-state-sponsored violence,Immanence and transcendence,Chapter 2 Rethinking Social Conflict Theory,Chapter overview,Colonial and post-colonial Rwanda,Agonistics, antagonistics and the democratic paradox,Axiomatic capitalism,Rationality and libidinality,Generic theory, rational conflict and universal needs,Schizoanalysis and collective assemblages of enunciation,Schizoanalysis and machinic assemblages of trauma,Chapter 3 Intuiting Attunement to Conflict Duration,Chapter overview,Intuition and badly stated questions of conflict,Deleuze and Bergson on the method of intuition,Conflict, representation and time,Intuiting beyond the decisive turn,An ethic of truth-effects,Reconciling trauma durationally,Ga&#231;a&#231;a courts as partial war machines,Chapter 4 Minor Communication, Regimes of Signs and Conversing Machines,Chapter overview,Rwanda as a territorial assemblage,War machines and killing machines,Minor communication,Regimes of signs,Conversing machines,Conversational flows and traces,Conversing bodies,Taking and returning to turns,Collective enunciation and desiring-utterances,Planes and properties of utterances,Conversing a politics of turn-taking,Chapter 5 Order-Words, Truth-Procedures and Desiring-Utterances,Chapter overview,Order-words and genocide,Indirect and direct discourse,Quasi-direct discourse,An ethic of witnessing and willingness,Questions articulating desire to discourse,Questions of desire and imagination,Questions of subjectivation and experience,Questions of will and agency,Questions of resistance and resolve,Desiring-utterances and the ga&#231;a&#231;a process,Performative turns,Distributive turns,Integrative turns,Afterword – Schizoanalysis and Nomadic Discourse,A pragmatics of human communication,Contemporary historical context,Axiom 1: The impossibility of not communicating,Axiom 2: Content and relationship levels of communication,Axiom 3: The punctuation of the sequence of events,Axiom 4: Digital and analogic communication,Axiom 5: Symmetrical and complementary interaction,Limitations,A schizoanalytics of nomadic discourse,First principle: Universal singularities,Second principle: Politics of language,Third principle: Immanence of articulation,Three syntheses of libidinality/desire,Notes,Introduction,Chapter 1,Chapter 2,Chapter 3,Chapter 4,Chapter 5,Afterword,Bibliography,Index</tableOfContents>
        
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                    <namePart>هاوز, لئونارد سی (Leonard C. Hawes)</namePart>
                    
                    
                    
                    
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