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Law's Cut on the Body of Human Rights

Female Circumcision, Torture and Scared Flesh

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Juliet Rogers

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Pages: 174 pages
Reading time: 7 hours

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Exploring the complex interplay between violence, identity, and human rights, this book delves into the psychological and societal implications of fantasies surrounding mutilation and the body. Each chapter examines themes of love intertwined with harm, the remnants of trauma, and the often contradictory nature of legal frameworks regarding human rights. It critically analyzes the marginalized voices, particularly women's experiences, within the discourse of human rights, questioning the very foundations of these concepts in contemporary society.

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Title: Law's Cut on the Body of Human Rights
Subtitle: Female Circumcision, Torture and Scared Flesh
Language: English
Authors: Juliet Rogers
Publisher: Routledge
Released: 2013
Format: Hardcover
Pages: 174
ISBN13: 9780415661706
Tags: Social sciences, Law, Legal Literature, Ethnography
Description: Exploring the complex interplay between violence, identity, and human rights, this book delves into the psychological and societal implications of fantasies surrounding mutilation and the body. Each chapter examines themes of love intertwined with harm, the remnants of trauma, and the often contradictory nature of legal frameworks regarding human rights. It critically analyzes the marginalized voices, particularly women's experiences, within the discourse of human rights, questioning the very foundations of these concepts in contemporary society.