Donald Ellis's Blog – October 2014 Archive (1)
The semiotics of beheadings: Conditions of extreme conflict
Some conflicts – typically ethnopolitical conflicts – are very extreme and filled with religious and cultural symbolism that is difficult to manage. Go to the address below to read something about "beheadings" and the religious and group implications.
Added by Donald Ellis on October 13, 2014 at 8:20am — No Comments
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