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Index
Cover Half title Title Copyright Dedication Contents Preface Introduction: The Mystery Chapter 1: Trust and Modernity
Two Scenes from Thomas Mann’s Confessions of Felix Krull Trust Practices of Social Trust Trust and Seriousness—The Gretchenfrage Trust and the Construction of the We Reorientation The Bearers of Premodern Social Trust The Problem of Trust within Modernity Trust in Modernity
Chapter 2: Power and Violence
Kratos and Bia A Phenomenology of Physical Violence
Locative Violence Raptive Violence Autotelic Violence
Reduction to Body Psychological Violence/Autotelic Bias Fragmentation: The Destruction of the I Coercive Power The Temporality of Power Reward Power, Coercive Power, and Violence Richard III: A Flawed Power Calculus Consent as a Function of Temporality Participatory Power, Trust, Legal Regulation Monopoly Delegation The Dynamics of Demonopolization Participatory Power and Violence Modernity and Violence
Chapter 3: Delegitimation/Relegitimation
Marsyas Max Stays Seated Permitted, Prohibited, Mandated Civilization and Barbarism The I and the Idea of Humanity Disgust Shakespeare and the Dawning Awareness of Violence as Wrong Curtailing Violence and Preserving Trust Relegitimation (1): The Rhetoric of Nation and Civilizing Mission Bounding the Nation The Guillotine and the Puppy Relegitimation (2): The Rhetoric of Eschatological Purge Relegitimation (3): The Rhetoric of Genocide Modernity and Its Discontents
Chapter 4: Trust in Violence
Violence—Trust—Power: The Devil and the Little Bishop Auschwitz—Gulag—Hiroshima Escalating the Instruments of Violence Modernization and the Gang Demodernization and the Gang The Logic of Terror Macbeth Why the Jews? When the Impossible Becomes Possible Trust in Violence and the Role of Personality Trust in Violence and Self-Trust
Chapter 5: Violence and Communication
Cola Gentile Speaks Sociology’s Silence The Disappearance of the Third Party Coping (1): Delegitimation by Criminal Procedure and the Exclusion of the Third Party Coping (2): The Authority of the Victim and the Replacement of the Third Party Coping (3): Instrumental Interpretation and the Denial of Communication Excursus: A Brief Theory of the Desperado, or, Did William Tell Really Liberate Switzerland? Displaying the Instruments of Torture—Again? Angst and Self-Assurance Polonius, His Will and Testament
Notes Bibliography
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