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From: Matti Hyvärinen <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Aug 11, 2008 4:52 AM
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Subject: [POLARTS] Terror and the Arts
Dear All -
This is to announce that the volume
Terror and the Arts
Artistic, Literary, and Political Interpretations of
Violence from Dostoyevksy to Abu Ghraib
Edited by Matti Hyvärinen and Lisa Muszynski
Has now been publish!
Best
Matti
Contents
List of Figures and Tables vii
Preface and Acknowledgments ix
Contributors xi
Introduction: The Arts Investigating Terror 1
Matti Hyvärinen and Lisa Muszynski
Part 1: Visualizing Terror
1 The Implicated Spectator: From Manet to Botero 25
Frank Möller
2 Art in the Age of Terror: The Israeli Case 41
Dana Arieli-Horowitz
3 The Aura of Terror? 61
Kia Lindroos
Part 2: Fictionalizing Terror
4 Dostoyevsky on Terror and the Question of the West 83
Margaret Heller
5 To This Side of Good and Evil: Primo Levi as a Truth-teller 97
Tuija Parvikko
6 Narrating the Trauma: Georges Perecs
W ou le souvenir denfance 113Kuisma Korhonen
7 Too Much Terror? J. M. Coetzees
Elizabeth Costello 129and the Circulation of Trauma
Matti Hyvärinen
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● ContentsPart 3: Governmental Terror
8 Dictators and Dictatorships:
Art and Politics in Romania and Chile (197489) 147
Caterina Preda
9 Inciting Mental Terror as Effective Governmental Control:
Chinese Propaganda Posters during the Cultural Revolution
(196676) 165
Minna Valjakka
10
The Sweet Hereafter of Machiavelli and Weber: DiscussingCommunity and Responsibility as Political-ethical Criteria 185
Javier Franzé
Part 4: The Terror of Theory
11 The Violence of Lying 207
Olivia Guaraldo
12 Terrorized by Sound?
Foucault on Terror, Resistance, and Sonorous Art 225
Lauri Siisiäinen
Index 243
Dr Matti Hyvärinen
Academy of Finland Research Fellow
Department of Sociology and Social Psychology
FIN-33014 University of Tampere, Finland
http://www.hyvarinen.info
+358-40-822 4045
Professor Terrell Carver Department of Politics University of Bristol 10 Priory Road Bristol BS8 1TU United Kingdom +44 (0)117 928 8826 www.bristol.ac.uk/politics