BIBLIOGRAPHY
Comprehending the Cambodian genocide : an application of Robert Jay Lifton's model of genocidal killing
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BCH089
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Title of Doc / Book :
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Comprehending the Cambodian genocide : an application of Robert Jay Lifton's model of genocidal killing
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eng
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Source of Document :
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Bibliographic record from: Holocaust and genocide bibliographic database. -- Jerusalem : Institute on the Holocaust and Genocide, 1994 (ver 2.2)
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Psychohistory Review. 1992; 20(2): 145-169.
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Main Entry – Person :
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Markusen, Eric
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Summary / Abstract :
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This article summarizes Lifton's work on genocidal killing and applies his emerging theoretical model to the Cambodian genocide, in which as many as 3,000,000 Cambodians were killed by the communist K hmer Rouge government of their own country between 1975 and 1978. Markusen finds that Lifton's model - which features a sequence from psychohistorical dislocation (severe social and cultural disruptio n)to totalistic ideological response to violent victimization (of a group alleged to be responsible for the collective trauma)- is consistent with events before and during the Cambodian genocide. (Eri c Markusen).
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