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Structural Violence

Why Theory by Why Theory

Jan 19, 202601:16:09TV & Film

On this episode, Ryan and Todd cover the topic of structural violence in both U.S. and global contexts. Beginning with an implicit debt to Slavoj Žižek's influential book Violence, the hosts move to clarify the idea as h...

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