Civilizing torture : an American tradition

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	MON : 2019.015 : Not available for external loan
	Civilizing torture : an American tradition
	English
	20180000
	Harvard University
	Brundage, W. Fitzhugh
	9780674737662
	torture \| experimental psychology \| sensory deprivation \| psychotropic drugs \| brainwashing \| CIA \| legal confessions \| politics \| racism \| water torture \| waterboarding \| civil war \| prisoner treatment \| prisoners of war \| torture instruments \| punishment \| solitary confinement \| prisoner rehabilitation \| prison reform \| imprisonment \| prisons \| criminal justice \| Roman World \| historical aspects of torture \| killings \| warfare \| torture methods \| indigenous groups \| dehumanisation \| perception of the enemy \| foreign occupation \| debate \| discourse \| interrogation \| imperialism \| cruelty \| social control \| democracy \| attitude to torture \| war on terror \| law and order \| policing \| slavery \| colonialism \| torture justifiability \| United States \| Guatemala \| Central America \| France \| Europe \| Spain \| Northern America \| Iraq \| Viet Nam \| Philippines