Violence - History.

The force of reason and the logic of force by: (Electronic resources)

Cultures of violenceinterpersonal violence in historical perspective / by: (Electronic resources)

Violence and visibility in modern history / by: (Electronic resources)

Planned violencepost/colonial urban infrastructure, literature and culture / by: (Electronic resources)

Violence, gender and affectinterpersonal, institutional and ideological practices / by: (Electronic resources)

The poetics of violence in Afroeurasian bioarchaeology by: (Electronic resources)

State crimes

Human remains (Archaeology)

Violence

United States.

Contemporary Literature.

Emotion.

Crime Control and Security.

Archaeology.

Violence.

Germany.

Postcolonial/World Literature.

Ethnicity, Class, Gender and Crime.

Critical Criminology.

Power (Philosophy)

State crimes.

Cities and towns

Human sacrifice.

Philosophy, Medieval.

Cities and towns in literature.

Criminal Behavior.

Gender Studies.

SOCIAL SCIENCE / General

English literature

Violence in literature.

Urban Studies/Sociology.