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Regarding The Pain Of OthersREGARDINGTHE PAIN OF OTHERSSusan SontagRegarding The Pain Of OthersREGARDING THE PAIN OF OTHERS. Copyright e 2003 by Susan Sontag_Susan_2003_Regarding_the_Pain_of_Othersn Sontag. All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America. No pail of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written permission except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles or reviews. For information, address Picador. 175 Fifth Aven Sontag_Susan_2003_Regarding_the_Pain_of_Othersue. New York. N.Y. 10010.wwwpic.adpniSTCpmPicadorĩ is a U.S. registered trademark and is used by Farrar. Straus and Giroux under license from Pan BookSontag_Susan_2003_Regarding_the_Pain_of_Others
s Limited.For information on Picador Reading Group Guides, as well as ordering.please contact the Trade Marketing department at St. Martin's Press.PhoRegarding The Pain Of OthersREGARDINGTHE PAIN OF OTHERSSusan SontagRegarding The Pain Of OthersREGARDING THE PAIN OF OTHERS. Copyright e 2003 by Susan Sontag_Susan_2003_Regarding_the_Pain_of_Othersn-Publication DataSontag. Susan. 1933-Rcgarding the pain of others Susan Sonlag.p. cm. ISBN 0-31242219-91. War and society. 2. War photography-Social aspects. 3. War in an Social aspects. 4. Photojournalism—Social aspects. 5. Atrocities. 6. violence. I. ride.ILM554.S65 2003303.6-dc2l 2002192527Re^ar Sontag_Susan_2003_Regarding_the_Pain_of_OtherstliiiỊ The Pain Of Others... aux vaincus!BAUDELAIREThe dữly nurse, ExperienceTENNYSONSusan Sontag1Tn .Tunc 1938 Virginia Woolf published Three GuineasSontag_Susan_2003_Regarding_the_Pain_of_Others
, herbrave, unwclcomcd reflections on the roots of war. Written during the preceding two years, while she and most of her intimates and fellow writersRegarding The Pain Of OthersREGARDINGTHE PAIN OF OTHERSSusan SontagRegarding The Pain Of OthersREGARDING THE PAIN OF OTHERS. Copyright e 2003 by Susan Sontag_Susan_2003_Regarding_the_Pain_of_Othersho had asked, "How in your opinion are we to prevent war?" Woolf begins by observing tartly that a truthful dialogue between them may not be possible. For though they belong to the same class, "the educated class," a vast gulf separates them: the lawyer is a man and she is a woman. Men make war. Men Sontag_Susan_2003_Regarding_the_Pain_of_Others (most men) like war, since for men there is "some glory, some necessity, some satisfaction in fighting" that women (most women) do not feel or enjoy.Sontag_Susan_2003_Regarding_the_Pain_of_Others
What does an educated read; privileged, well-off woman like her know of war? Can her recoil from its allure be like his?Let us lest this "difficulty Regarding The Pain Of OthersREGARDINGTHE PAIN OF OTHERSSusan SontagRegarding The Pain Of OthersREGARDING THE PAIN OF OTHERS. Copyright e 2003 by SusanRegarding The Pain Of OthersREGARDINGTHE PAIN OF OTHERSSusan SontagRegarding The Pain Of OthersREGARDING THE PAIN OF OTHERS. Copyright e 2003 by SusanGọi ngay
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