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100 1 $aNorton, Anne.
245 10 $aBloodrites of the post-structuralists :$bword, flesh, and revolution /$cAnne Norton.
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 183-196) and index.
505 00 $tIntroduction: A Shape of Life Grown Old --$tPower in the Blood --$tClosed Body, Open Mind --$tThe Word Made Flesh: Barbarities --$tHand and Eye --$tOpen Bodies, Closed Minds --$tWriting over Blood --$tThe Man of Blood and the Army of Scripture --$tThe Jews of Change Alley --$tDutch William --$tRevolutionary Memories --$tThe Death of Marat --$tThe Perverse Authority of Writing --$tSacrifice --$tThe Fire Next Time --$tSemele, or the Enlightenment in Flames --$tThe Laughter of Demeter --$tThe Laughter of Sarah --$tThe Annunciation: The Text of the Womb --$tThe Circumcised.
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520 $aPublisher description: In Bloodrites of the Post-Structuralists provocative theorist Anne Norton presents an alternative narrative of the history of the world She starts by reminding us of the real interplay between words (laws, scriptures, myths, and history) and the world of flesh (of bloodties and bloodshed, skin color and sexuality). The seemingly precious and all too literary constructs of the poststructuralists really do act on the body politic. The book is written on three historical sites: the revolutions in England and France, the struggle against colonialism, and the modern liberal order. In this telling, we see liberal constitutions born in Terror and regicide, we see a word, a text, a document, write "slave" on the darkness of the body, we see the guillotine release the power in the blood, and we hear the words that declare a people free. Norton re-reads and re-writes foundational myths from Abraham and Isaac on the mountain top in the Bible to legends of the American Revolution. This lyrical and mesmerizingbook serves, in its way, as a catalog of oppressions, and a history of the justifications oppressors have made for injustices. It also makes clear that that these oppressions and justifications continue on today, as certainly as they did in any point in history. Defying easy categorization, Bloodrites of the Post-Structuralists is the ultimate challenges to all those who claim that history has come to end, or that life is classifiable or uncomplex, or that we understand all we need to understand about the story of Western History
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