CHAPTER 3 CATHOLICS AND CANNIBALS: TERROR AND HEALING IN TOORO, WESTERN UGANDA

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1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. LIST OF FIGURES AND TABLES vii
4. LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS ix
5. PREFACE xi
6. INTRODUCTION THE PRACTICE OF WAR 1
7. PART I CHANGING QUALITIES OF VIOLENCE: CASE STUDIES FROM AFRICA
8. CHAPTER 1 ‘WE TURNED OUR ENEMIES INTO BABOONS’: WARFARE, RITUAL AND PASTORAL IDENTITY AMONG THE POKOT OF NORTHERN KENYA 21
9. CHAPTER 2 CULTURE SLIPPING AWAY: VIOLENCE, SOCIAL TENSION AND PERSONAL DRAMA IN SURI SOCIETY, SOUTHERN ETHIOPIA 53
10. CHAPTER 3 CATHOLICS AND CANNIBALS: TERROR AND HEALING IN TOORO, WESTERN UGANDA 73
11. PART II MEMORY, TRAUMA AND REDEMPTION
12. CHAPTER 4 COMING THROUGH SLAUGHTER: THE HERERO OF NAMIBIA, 1904–1940 87
13. CHAPTER 5 TRAUMA, THERAPY AND RESPONSIBILITY: PSYCHOLOGY AND WAR IN CONTEMPORARY ISRAEL 111
14. CHAPTER 6 ‘I SHALL BE WAITING FOR YOU AT THE DOOR OF PARADISE’: THE PAKISTANI MARTYRS OF THE LASHKAR-E TAIBA (ARMY OF THE PURE) 133
15. PART III ORGANIZING, ENCOURAGING AND DISSUADING: THE USES OF KINSHIP, GENDER AND RELIGION
16. CHAPTER 7 IS WAR GENDERED? ISSUES IN REPRESENTING WOMEN AND THE SECOND WORLD WAR 159
17. CHAPTER 8 JUDGING BY AESTHETICS: ‘DUE CARE’ IN THE MANAGEMENT OF ‘COLLABORATION’ IN THE FIRST PALESTINIAN INTIFADA 175
18. CHAPTER 9 ISLAMIST MILITANCY IN KASHMIR: THE CASE OF THE LASHKAR-E TAIBA 215
19. PART IV THE INSCRIPTION OF WAR IN MEDIATED WORLDS
20. CHAPTER 10 IN THE COMBAT ZONE 239
21. CHAPTER 11 ‘VIRTUAL’ DISCOURSE AND THE CREATION AND DISRUPTION OF SOCIAL NETWORKS: OBSERVATIONS ON THE WAR IN KASHMIR IN CYBERSPACE 253
22. CHAPTER 12 MARTYRS, VICTIMS, FRIENDS AND FOES: INTERNET REPRESENTATIONS BY PALESTINIAN ISLAMISTS 285
23. CHAPTER 13 MAPPING A CONFLICT IN CYBERSPACE: CHIAPAS ON THE WWW 305
24. PART V PEACE BUILDING AT THE CROSSROADS: APPROPRIATIONS OF WAR, AMBIVALENCES OF INTEREST
25. CHAPTER 14 VIOLENCE AND PEACE PROCESSES 323
26. INDEX 341