Terror and Violence : Imagination and the Unimaginable.

CONTENTS -- LIST OF FIGURES -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- INTRODUCTION: TERROR, THE IMAGINATION, AND COSMOLOGY -- 1 'TERROR AGAINST TERROR': 9/11 OR 'KANO WAR' IN THE NIGERIAN ELECTRONIC PRESS? -- 2 UNSPEAKABLE CRIMES: ATHENIAN GREEK PERCEPTIONS OF LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM -- 3 THE INDIAN STATE, ITS SIKH CITIZENS, AND TERROR -- 4 BETWEEN VICTIMS AND ASSAILANTS, VICTIMS AND FRIENDS: SOCIALITY AND THE IMAGINATION IN INDO-FIJIAN NARRATIVES OF RURAL VIOLENCE DURING THE MAY 2000 FIJI COUP1 -- 5 NARRATIVES OF VIOLENCE AND PERILS OF PEACE-MAKING IN NORTH-SOUTH CROSS-BORDER CONTEXTS, IRELAND -- 6 THE SIGN OF KANAIMÀ, THE SPACE OF GUAYANA, AND THE DEMONOLOGY OF DEVELOPMENT -- 7 IMAGINARY VIOLENCE AND THE TERRIBLE MOTHER: THE IMAGERY OF BALINESE WITCHCRAFT1 -- AFTERWORD THE TASTE OF DEATH -- NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS -- INDEX.