Cultural Violence

Violence As you mention this word, you will think about plenty of paintings on attacks, cruelty and even murder. Violence is a broad topic covering many categories. Several types of violence are terrorist violence and domestic violence. Violence can arise from various causes, biology, culture, society can cause violence. Every culture has experienced some type of violence, and this article deals with violence as a cultural phenomenon in various contexts. According to the articles "Understanding Islam" and "Rising Gladiation Death" by Kenneth Jost and Amanda Hitchcock, violence has played a role in both Islamic and Indian cultures.

This article introduces the concept of "cultural violence" and can be seen as follow-up of an introduction by the author of the concept of "structural violence" more than 20 years ago (Galtung, 1969). "Cultural violence" is defined here as any aspect of culture that can be used to legalize violence in a direct or structural manner. Symbolic violence built into the culture is not shaken or hurt like direct violence or structural violence. However, it is used to validate one or both of them. Use violent triangles and violent layered images to explore the relationship between direct, structural and cultural violence and various types of transient flows. An example of cultural violence shows that culture can be divided into religion and ideology, art and language, experience and formal science.

As mentioned earlier, violent cultural theory deals with the spread of certain patterns of violence in the social aspect. Specifically, violent cultural theory describes how culture and society sanctions violence. Although related to structural violence, the theory of cultural violence differs in describing the direct behavior of violence or violence that exists in social systems and how they are legalized. Research shows that culture can encourage and cope with environmental barriers like violent widespread resource poverty. This can be seen in all aspects of culture, such as movies, television, music, language, art, publicity.

The category of important cultural violence in Galtung highlights how culture recreates the concept of "others". Cultural violence "can be used to justify or legalize these aspects of culture, the symbolic spheres of our existence ... direct or structural violence ... cultural violence As direct parents and structural violence 75 women actively expand and strengthen the norms of culture as parenting people, members of the community, and religious believers, but here, ideology, religion, Hidden, sociologists, political scientists, and philosophers have talked about the stage at which women are active for a long time, but their participation and renewal of culture and continuation of law enforcement We are rarely aware of the responsibility to it, only people in the public domain will be shown