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978-1-349-52808-0Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2004

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Complicity, Ethics, and Resistance,ondon—and one will end up looking at America’s imprisonment and suspicion of immigrants from Islamic countries in 2002 and 2003. Begin at the U.S. removal of itself from the Kyoto Protocols in 2001, or its increasing attempts to turn the world into a “free trade” zone, or its contempt for the French

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Methods, Not Recipes: Rethinking Ethics in (and Through) Resistance,nctions even before we are born, and the situation today is such that we are left in the inertia of the institution described by Sartre: “It is too bad if I do not agree: I shall have to come to terms with it. And if I agree, so much the better: it is a fluke, an accident, crucial for me but indiffe

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Dirty Hands and Making the Human: Fanon, the Algerian Revolution and an Ethics of Freedom,hic depiction of the processes by which the Algerian peoples liberated themselves, but also serves as prognosticator for the ultimate success of the revolution in achieving one of its purported primary goals—the creation of a new form of human being.

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Toward a Resisting Social Ethics,tain a certain Western, separated, and individuated way of understanding the world. As they put it, “What we represent and how we represent it prefigure what we will, or will not, do to intervene. What is not pictured is not real. Much of routinized misery is invisible; much that is made visible is

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thics are theoretically and practically intertwined, Schaffer develops a new socially oriented ethics based on the practical experience of resistance and ethics. Borrowing from and extending the ideas of Sartre, Merleau-Ponty and Bourdieu, and using case studies of the Algerian Revolution and the Za