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This essay treats the concept of coercion in Leo Bersani’s writings as a matter connected to questions of aesthetic form, mobility, and immobility. It reads passages from his work on Derek Jarman’s film Caravaggio, among others, to argue for noncoercive modes of attention and relationality.
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This essay treats the concept of coercion in Leo Bersani’s writings as a matter connected to questions of aesthetic form, mobility, and immobility. It reads passages from his work on Derek Jarman’s film Caravaggio, among others, to argue for noncoercive modes of attention and relationality.
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2015
This chapter explains the concept of coercion as it features in recent legal and political philosophical work.
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This chapter explains the concept of coercion as it features in recent legal and political philosophical work.
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2018
Coercion (also called ‘duress’) is one of the basic exculpating excuses both in morality and in some systems of criminal law. Unlike various kinds of direct compulsion that give a victim no choice, a coercee is left with a choice, albeit a very unappealing one. They can do what is demanded, or can refuse, opting instead for the consequences, with which
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Coercion (also called ‘duress’) is one of the basic exculpating excuses both in morality and in some systems of criminal law. Unlike various kinds of direct compulsion that give a victim no choice, a coercee is left with a choice, albeit a very unappealing one. They can do what is demanded, or can refuse, opting instead for the consequences, with which
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2014
Claims about coercion play a significant role in some of the most important questions in political philosophy: most ordinary citizens as well as philosophers think that the exercise of power by the state and other political institutions is coercive, and as such requires special justification.
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Claims about coercion play a significant role in some of the most important questions in political philosophy: most ordinary citizens as well as philosophers think that the exercise of power by the state and other political institutions is coercive, and as such requires special justification.
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Coercion in psychiatric and mental health nursing: A conceptual analysis
International Journal of Mental Health Nursing, 2021Etienne Paradis‐Gagné +2 more
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Reproductive Coercion: A Systematic Review
Trauma, Violence, and Abuse, 2018Karen Trister Grace, Jocelyn C Anderson
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Perceived coercion among patients admitted to acute wards in Norway
Nordic Journal of Psychiatry, 2002Georg Høyer
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