Precarious life, justified aggression, and ritualized violence : Is there a place for "loving your enemy" in a world of violence
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TextPublication details: Banglore, BTESSC and ATESEA c.2017Description: vol 31 No 1, p.82-98, (2017)ISSN: - 02180812
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