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2021
Overview
One of the most obvious contrasts between the Armwood lynching and the main attractions in Bosnia and Rwanda is the extent of extralethal violence. Extralethal violence refers to “physical acts committed face-to-face that transgress shared norms and beliefs about appropriate treatment of the living as well as the dead” (Fujii 2013, 411). Such violence often appears to be gratuitous or inexplicable, yet is anything but. In the previous chapter, only one of three main attractions (the Armwood lynching) featured high levels of extralethal violence, but such displays also took place during the Bosnian war and Rwanda genocide. Their audiences were
Publisher
Cornell University Press
ISBN
1501758543, 9781501758546
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