“They want to shatter the table”: terrorism and dialogue
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https://doi.org/10.47284/2359-2419.2020.28.309323Keywords:
Terrorism, Violence, Raciality, Racial Other,Abstract
This article aims to debate the figure of the new terrorist as a political and epistemic construction that is sustained upon the historic production of the Racial Other and serves as a means of its maintenance. Drawing from some groundwork proper to the theoretical approach surrounding the concept of new terrorism, I consider how the racialized epistemic seizure of certain violent actions, by confining them in the contemporary category of terrorism, extirpate them from their intelligibility and prevents them a priori of a consideration regarding their dialogical character.
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