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HM1131 .D55 2005
HM1131
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D55
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کتابخانه
محل استقرار
0415351227
0415351235
9780415351225
9780415351232
b790813
The culture of exception :
[Book]
sociology facing the camp /
Bülent Diken and Carsten Bagge Laustsen.
New York :
Routledge,
2005.
ix, 214 pages ;
24 cm.
International library of sociology
Includes bibliographical references (pages 193-205) and index.
Naked life -- Entrenched spaces -- The camp as discipline, control, and terror -- From refugee camps to gated communities -- From rape camps to the party zone -- From terror to the politics of security -- Sociology after the camp -- Ethics after the camp.
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"In this book we argue that ours is a society that increasingly resembles a Hopperland, a society in which exception and normality enter into a zone of indiscernibility. We live in an increasingly fragmented, 'splintering' society in which distinctions between culture and nature, biology and politics, law and transgression, mobility and immobility, reality and representation, immanence and transcendence, inside and outside ... tend to disappear in a 'zone of indistinction'. The camp, the prototypical zone of indistinction, is the hidden logic beneath this process." --introd.
Camps-- Social aspects.
Concentration camps.
Gated communities.
Human geography.
Refugee camps.
Sex tourism.
Social distance.
Spatial behavior.
Camps-- Social aspects.
Camps-- Social aspects.
Concentration camps.
Concentration camps.
Gated communities.
Gated communities.
Human geography.
Human geography.
Kampen (besloten terreinen)
Refugee camps.
Refugee camps.
Sex tourism.
Sex tourism.
Social distance.
Social distance.
Sociale aspecten.
Sociale isolatie.
Spatial behavior.
Spatial behavior.
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