BEST BOOKS ON
COLLECTIVE VIOLENCE
Thanks to those publishers and authors who suggested titles for Library of Social Science Book Reviews. For our first round of review essays, we chose titles that are among the best recent publications on collective forms of violence—including genocide, Fascism, Nazism, communism, terrorism, war, and sacrifice. Please be on the lookout for review essays of the titles that appear to the right and below. By publishing thoughtful commentary on significant books, we hope to develop a forum—leading to new understandings and insights.
PLEASE SUGGEST TITLES ON
THE BODY, EMBODIMENT AND
SOCIAL THEORY
Freud stated that "the ego is first and foremost a body ego." Whatever our theoretical orientation, we cannot escape our body, which is with us right now—and each moment until the day we die. For our next round of review essays, we seek titles focusing on the body, embodiment and social theory.
AUTHORS AND PUBLISHERS:
PLEASE RECOMMEND BOOKS FOR REVIEW COVERING ANY OF THE FOLLOWING TOPICS:
- Buddhism and the body
- The running revolution
- Body building
- Embodied cognition
- Metaphors of the body
- Boundaries
- Border studies
- Sexuality
- The body politic
- Psychogeography
PLEASE SEND YOUR SUGGESTIONS NOW TO ORION ANDERSON AT: oanderson@libraryofsocialscience.com OR CALL 718-393-1104.
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