The promise of violence MEd (Adult)

The promise of violence MEd (Adult)The promise of violence inspires revolutionaries in Iran to see themselves as the hegemony and inflict violence against their compatriots when the Islamic Republic calls for it. The book is a political anthropology of the Islamic Republic of Iran utilising the collective memory of Iran Iraq War to mobilise revolutionaries in doing violence.

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the book earned Sinclair Lewis the 1926 Pulitzer Prize

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