Phenomenological Reflections on Violence

Exploring the complexities of violence, this collection of six essays adopts a skeptical philosophical lens, challenging conventional interpretations and stable narratives. Rather than presenting a cohesive theory, the essays engage with diverse authors and historical contexts, emphasizing episodic and provisional thinking. Through both readings and reflections, they aim to push the boundaries of understanding violence, inviting readers to consider its multifaceted nature without simplifying it into mere examples.