Atrocity Exhibition () von Brad Evans

Writings from the foremost chronicler of violence in our times, a fundamental issue for the future of the human race, looked at from every angle.

1. New thinking is needed about September 11By Brad Evans & Simon Critchley2. 9/11 – A Duty to Remember, but What?By Brad Evans & Simon Critchley3. Militarization of London Olympics Shows One More Host Country's Fetish for Displays of Force4. London's Violent Spectacle: What is to be gained by calling it Terror?5. Branding the RevolutionBy Brad Evans & Julian Reid6. The Promise of Violence in the Age of CatastropheBy Brad Evans & Julian Reid7. As we remember the atrocities of the 20th century, we must change the way we think about violence8. Are some lives disposable?By Brad Evans & Adrian Parr9. Turning a Blind Eye to the Political Promise of the Financial CrisisBy Brad Evans & Adrian Parr10. Zygmunt Bauman’s Warning From History11. Disposable FuturesBy Brad Evans & Henry A. Giroux12. Another War, Another Evil: Haven't We Learned That the Devil Cannot Be Slain?13. The Eyes of the World14. Self-Plagiarism and the Politics of Character Assassination: The Case of Zygmunt BaumanBy Brad Evans & Henry Giroux15. How Do We Tell Our Children About the Violence in Paris?16. The War on Terror is a War on Youth: Paris & the Impoverishment of the FutureBy Brad Evans & Henry Giroux17. Can we leave the Atrocity Exhibition?18. Why we should all read Alice in Wonderland Right now19. Remembering the 4320. An Open Letter to Mara Fernanda Castilla18. Public Intellectuals Resisting Global Violence: An Interview With Brad EvansBy Brad Evans & Grace Pollock19. Challenging a "Disposable Future," Looking to a Politics of PossibilityBy Brad Evans, Henry Giroux & Victoria Harper20. Education, the Politics of Resilience, and the War on Youth: A Conversation with Brad EvansBy Brad Evans & Tyler Pollard