Shifting imaginaries in the war on terror : the rise and fall of the ticking bomb torturer

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	Shifting imaginaries in the war on terror : the rise and fall of the ticking bomb torturer
	English
	20160000
	Zeta
	Binder, Werner
	torture imagery \| law \| Guantanamo Bay detention camp (United States) \| military personnel \| punishment for torture \| prisoner treatment \| law reform \| preventative interventions \| torture prevention \| Bush, George W (Administration of) \| politics \| judicial decisions \| accountability for torture \| needles under nails \| dental torture \| torture methods \| science \| torture instruments \| research \| torture representation \| torturer characteristics \| heroes \| threat \| film criticism \| television dramas \| counterterrorism \| terrorism \| popular culture \| September 11 terrorist attacks (2001, United States) \| counterinsurgencies \| interrogation \| information disclosure \| human dignity \| human rights \| secularism \| religion \| judicial torture \| suffering \| torture purposes \| historical aspects of torture \| truth \| body \| communication \| language \| moral dilemmas \| Castoriadis, Cornelius \| rationalism \| Kant, Immanuel \| Luhmann, Niklas \| exceptionalism \| utilitarianism \| Bentham, Jeremy (1748—1832, English philosopher) \| philosophical aspects \| determinants of torture \| morality \| ticking bomb scenario \| torture justifiability \| Abu Ghraib prison (Iraq) \| societal effects \| war on terror \| culture \| comparison \| cultural sociology \| debate \| symbolism \| discourse analysis \| imagination \| fantasy \| United States \| universal
	Social imaginaries ; vol. 2, no. 1