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by Jennifer Turpin (Editor), Lester R Kurtz (Editor) "The key to understanding how Nazi doctors came to do the work of Auschwitz is the psychological principle I call "doubling": the division of the..." (more)
Key Phrases: macrolevel violence, peace through strength advocates, common security approach, New York, United States, Gulf War (more...)
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Key Phrases - CAPs: New York, United States, Gulf War, Cultural Revolution, Gang of Four (more)
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The key to understanding how Nazi doctors came to do the work of Auschwitz is the psychological principle I call "doubling": the division of the self into two functioning wholes, so that a part-self acts as an entire self. Read the first page
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macrolevel violence, peace through strength advocates, common security approach, taboo lines, parenting specialists, counterrevolutionary crimes, million husbands, willful defiance, negative peace, illegitimate violence, dominator model, human rights theory, structural violence, opposing self, objective enemies, nonviolent conflict, positive peace, nonviolent struggle
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