NEKROPRZEMOC. POLITICS, CULTURE AND THE DEAD - COLLECTIVE WORK

The book "Nekroprzemoc. Politics, Culture and the Dead" is a collection of texts analyzing the phenomenon of necropremacy in its various manifestations. The authors of the articles gathered here address the issue of the exploitation of dead bodies and symbolic abuses related to death in a political, social and cultural context. This publication is an important voice in the discussion about the limits of power and the ways in which death is instrumentalized.

• Analysis of necropremacy in various contexts
• Collection of texts by various specialists
• Hardcover edition ensuring durability
• Interdisciplinary approach to the topic
• Inspiration for further research
• Important voice in the public debate

Necropremacy, as Foucault writes, is not limited only to the right to condemn to death or allow life. It also includes corpses, deciding on their presence in the public sphere or giving them the status of political waste. The authors of this book analyze how the dead become the object of necropolitics, and our relations with them are rarely disinterested. This book is a valuable source of knowledge for all those interested in the issues of power, death and culture.

This publication is the result of the work of many authors who ask in various ways about the areas of domination of necropremacy. Their answers show that our contacts with the dead are rarely disinterested. This book is an important contribution to research on necropolitics and necropremacy, offering new perspectives and analyses.

The publishing house Słowo/Obraz Terytoria, known for publishing ambitious and socially important works, gives readers another work that provokes thought and reflection. The hardcover binding ensures the durability of the book, and the careful edition emphasizes its intellectual value. The 254x201 mm format makes reading comfortable and enjoyable.

The book "Nekroprzemoc. Politics, Culture and the Dead" is a must-read for students, researchers and all those interested in the issues of power, death and culture. It is a valuable source of knowledge and inspiration for further research on this important and current topic. This publication will certainly contribute to deepening our knowledge of necropolitics and necropremacy.