In another study of it, the author discusses prejudices against it held by Jaures and the Blanquists, and argues that class struggle makes it necessary.
Its structural form was first discussed by Johan Galtung, and James Gilligan discusses this in the context of helping the subaltern. In a study of its origins and "body pleasure," James Prescott argues that sexually open societies have less of it. In 1986 UNESCO released the Seville statement on it to refute the notion that it was biologically determined. Franz De Waal took issue with that report and argued that it was ingrained in primate social relations. In another study of it, the author discusses prejudices against it held by Jaures and the Blanquists, and argues that class struggle makes it necessary. FTP, give this term for aggression against others which was reflected upon by Georges Sorel.
Its structural form was first discussed by Johan Galtung, and James Gilligan discusses this in the context of helping the subaltern.
violence