IS 1004 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Honor Killing
15 Oct 2016
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To accomplish this we look at what binds and divides us as human. We are always concerned with political violence and how political power is. We are attempting to understand political culture communities and social orders used or applied. Our theme today emphasizes how power and violence become justified by means or social norms or communal expectations. However contradictory it may seem political power and political violence. By moral, ethical, or normative rules and principles. Such principles are disciplined by guilt in liberal cultures and shame in kinship, descent cultures. Often the latitude for choice becomes limited by material conditions. Thus we have emphasized conditions of surplus in contrast to conditions of. With an understanding of what we call the difference between. Commisive ethics: related to liberal cultures (western) choice. The idea that the group directs your ethical decisions. Rule of law is weak in kinship societies so clans have to make their own justice.
