Violence: Theory and Ethnography by Andrew Strathern, Dr. Pamela J. Steward

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Violence: Theory and Ethnography by Andrew Strathern, Dr. Pamela J. StewardISBN: 9780826460080 Bloomsbury Publishing PLC 01 January 2003 Paperback 208 pages This book provides a wide ranging introduction to the meaning and context of violence. The authors build upon David Riches's concept of "the triangle of violence" which examines the relationship between performers, victims and witnesses and his proposition that violence is marked by contests regarding its legitimacy as a social act. Adopting an approach which looks at

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