Regimes of Violence with John Protevi
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Understanding Violence: Biological and Social Contexts
This chapter explores the concept of 'regimes of violence', contrasting chimpanzee and bonobo behaviors to illustrate the complexities of violence influenced by social contexts. It challenges the idea that human violence is solely driven by primal instincts, emphasizing the role of cultural and societal rules in shaping behaviors. Through various case studies and historical examples, the chapter highlights the intricate interplay between individual actions, social movements, and the historical evolution of societal structures.
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