Postmodernity and Genocide in Bosnia
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| Težina | 184 g |
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| Format | 15 × 21 cm |
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| Izdavač | |
| Mjesto izdanja | Zagreb |
| Godina | 1997 |
| Broj stranica | 127 |
| Uvez | Meki |
| Stanje knjige | Vrlo dobro |
Postmodernity and Genocide in Bosnia by Bartol and Slaven Letica is a critical examination of the Bosnian genocide, challenging the euphemistic term ethnic cleansing and exposing it as a profound deception. The book delves into the social and political dynamics that led to the genocide during the Bosnian War, offering a deep analysis of the motivations and mechanisms behind this atrocity. It situates the genocide within the context of postmodernity, questioning dominant narratives and emphasizing the need for a more truthful and comprehensive understanding of the events. The work aims to contribute to the broader discourse on genocide by highlighting the complexities and urging a more honest confrontation with such crimes.