Blood Rites

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Blood Rites is a nonfiction book by Barbara Ehrenreich that explores the historical, cultural, and psychological roots of human violence and warfare.

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instanceOf book
nonfiction book
about anthropology of violence
collective violence
history of human warfare
ideology of militarism
military culture
mythology of blood and sacrifice
origins of organized violence
patriarchy
psychology of killing
religious sacrifice
ritual violence
sociology of war
author Barbara Ehrenreich NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Barbara Ehrenreich NERFINISHED
genre cultural studies
history
nonfiction
social criticism
hasPart analysis of psychological roots of violence
analysis of religious origins of war
discussion of cultural evolution of warfare
discussion of militarism
discussion of patriarchy and war
discussion of sacrificial rituals
historical analysis of warfare
language English
mainSubject cultural history of war
gender and war
human aggression
psychology of violence
religion and war
ritual and sacrifice
violence
warfare
notableWorkOf Barbara Ehrenreich NERFINISHED
theme continuity between ancient blood rituals and modern warfare
critique of romanticization of war
cultural construction of enemies
dehumanization in warfare
evolutionary explanations of violence
gendered nature of militarism
myth and ideology of war
relationship between fear and aggression
ritualization of killing
sacred and profane aspects of bloodshed
sacrifice as precursor to organized violence
social functions of war

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Barbara Ehrenreich notableWork Blood Rites