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Here, Ruff builds on the insights that the definition of violence "is a moving target" (5) and that violence "erupted as part of the discourse of human relations" (117) by exploring brawling, dueling, policing, domestic violence, judicial torture, state punishment and rape. One of these weaknesses involves lumping judicial torture of slaves in French and Spanish Louisiana together. |
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