دانلود کتاب The Penitent State: Exposure, Mourning and the Biopolitics of National Healing

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Acknowledgements
Contents
Introduction: Living by Symbols
1 What Emergency? Damaged Life and the Biopolitics of State Repentance
I A New Species of Trouble: The Half-Life of the Alienated Survivor
II Emergency, Defence, and Survival: The Over-Life of the Guilty Sovereign
III The Governance of Psychic Life and the Decision on Trauma
2 New Life: The Civil Wound and the Problem of Political Renewal
I From Prohibition to Process
II Trauma, Latency, and the Work of Mourning
III The Two Cultures of Collective Memory Revisited
3 The Monumentalization of Shame: A Negative Mirror for the People
I A Matter of Identity (and Trauma)
II Symbols of Death and Sites of Mourning
III Error in Mourning
4 An Exercise of Sovereignty in the Mode of Contrition
I A Rape of the Soul So Profound
II Reckoning with Exceptionalism: Political Apology as an Act of Sovereignty
III A New Sovereign?
IV \'A True Renaissance\': Apology, Reason of State, and Indigenous Resurgence
5 The Therapy of Reconciliation
I All and Each: The Return of the Pastorate?
II For the Sake of the Future: Flushing the Wound and Clearing the Air
III The Gift of Sight
6 A Different Catharsis? Penance and Purification in the Society of the Spectacle
I The Presentation of the Wound and the Cathartic Event
II Proximity and Intimacy
III Catharsis without Clarification?
Conclusion: Remorseless Penance—Exposure, Falling, and Healing
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