... is that the condition among nonstate societies was and is neither one of permanent war nor one of permanent peace but one of permanent peacelessness . Nonstate societies recognize the danger of warfare and take measures to reduce its likelihood, or at least try to mitigate its destructiveness. This article treats...

... the comic images respond—that when warriors make love, there is no warfare—is laughed, again and again, out of court. But Perl’s concern, unlike Albera’s, is that this cynicism on the part of artists and advanced intellectuals means that, despite their ostensible preference for peace over conflict...

... of warfare. The Amerindian warrior’s capacity to overcome an enemy ultimately depends on a shaman-like entry into the subjectivity of another: rather than denying the personhood of his enemy, the Amerindian warrior must acknowledge the affinity between them. Amerindian perspectivism relativism...

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... Huaorani Taromenani Amazonian warfare territorial conflicts conflict resolution voluntary isolation human rights Symposium: Peace by Other Means, Part 3 HUAORANI PEACE Cultural Continuity and Negotiated Alterity in the Ecuadorian Amazon...

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... of our own aggression. You attack because we attacked, dis- avowing the injustice of your aggression. Round and round we go, tit for tat, sometimes spiraling into outright warfare. Every attack is a retribution, every ret- ribution an attack disavowed. The more...

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... sibility. This struggle may in part explain why warfare was such an appealing an such was warfare why explain part in may sibility.struggle This contradictions relentlessly, only to have them collapse under the weight of impos- such resolutionsto pursued artists and Thinkers injustice. of kinds various...

..., with the aims of defending Christendom against its Muslim enemies and of liberating the Chris- tian shrines in the Holy Land, was deemed a holy war by European participants.1 For its part, Islam included jihad among its most basic religious duties; thus, Mus- lim warfare against the infidel always...

...) of tradition the in mean, (I dichotomies ditional “enemy,” is used to bring a an “self” other,into existence. I will human deliberately use a set of tra- warfare, in and nonhumans; and humans between lation and “other” develop especially complex relations. Shamanism deals with the re...

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..., such expectations could be dashed by xenophobic, nationalistic, or otherwise reaction- ary attitudes. According to pessimists, ever skeptical of the romantic or emo- tional, such marriages brought alien impurities and further warfare. The reality lay somewhere in the middle, for marriage, like diplomacy, can...

... by xenophobic, nationalistic, or otherwise reaction- ary attitudes. According to pessimists, ever skeptical of the romantic or emo- tional, such marriages brought alien impurities and further warfare. The reality lay somewhere in the middle, for marriage, like diplomacy, can be stabilizing and enduring at some...