Manhunts: A Philosophical History

Princeton University Press (2012)
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Touching on issues of power, authority, and domination, Manhunts takes an in-depth look at the hunting of humans in the West, from ancient Sparta, through the Middle Ages, to the modern practices of chasing undocumented migrants.

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9780691151656   0691151652   9781400842254

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10.1515/9781400842254
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Introduction.  (pages 1-3)Grégoire Chamayou
Chapter 1. The Hunt for Bipedal Cattle.  (pages 4-10)Grégoire Chamayou
Chapter 2. Nimrod, or Cynegetic Sovereignty.  (pages 11-18)Grégoire Chamayou
Chapter 3. Diseased Sheep and Wolf-Men.  (pages 19-28)Grégoire Chamayou
Chapter 4. Hunting Indians.  (pages 29-42)Grégoire Chamayou
Chapter 5. Hunting Black Skins.  (pages 43-56)Grégoire Chamayou
Chapter 6. The Dialectic of the Hunter and the Hunted.  (pages 57-77)Grégoire Chamayou
Chapter 7. Hunting the Poor.  (pages 78-86)Grégoire Chamayou
Chapter 8. Police Hunts.  (pages 87-98)Grégoire Chamayou
Chapter 9. The Hunting Pack and Lynching.  (pages 99-108)Grégoire Chamayou
Chapter 10. Hunting Foreigners.  (pages 109-119)Grégoire Chamayou
Chapter 11. Hunting Jews.  (pages 120-133)Grégoire Chamayou
Chapter 12. Hunting Illegals.  (pages 134-148)Grégoire Chamayou
Conclusion.  (pages 149-154)Grégoire Chamayou
Postscript.  (pages 155-156)Grégoire Chamayou
Notes.  (pages 157-184)Grégoire Chamayou
Index.  (pages 185-191)Grégoire Chamayou

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