：十篇关于式的论文
Human Bombs: Ten Theses on Suicide Terrorism
讲者：Gideon Aran教授
时间：2017年5月5（星期五）晚间7点
地点：香港历史博物馆G层演讲厅（香港尖沙咀漆咸道100号）
是次演讲将聚焦中东冲突脉络下的式，并以全球视野加以理解。1987-1993，2000-2005）的大量调查，所用方法以深度访谈与参与观察为主，而后在历史与比较理论视野下分析所获资料。
从本质上而言，杀戮的同时将两个单独的行为合二为一，这不同于二者的简单加和，然而这一行为亦并非比单独完成其中任何一项更困难或更令人费解。实则，二者互相促进并使彼此成为可能；若以的方式杀害他人，那么杀人者与者合一，因此达到彼此认可。
究其原因，式的袭击有赖于自我毁灭与伤及他人，这模糊了谋杀者与受害者的边界；进而谋杀者为自身寻找道德位置，并假定在伦理上优于受害者。这便是式的本质逻辑，亦成为这可怖的谜之现象的解释之一。
与之相关的研究成果见于即将出版的SuicideTerrorism: Anthropological Perspectives一书。
关于讲者：Gideon Aran教授为香港科技大学2017年度艾礼文家族犹太及以色列学客座教授，希伯来大学社会与人类学系名誉教授。他的主要研究兴趣为以色列社会、宗教、激进主义与侵略。
（工作中的Gideon Aran教授，嗯~拍得真好！附上教授的个人网站啊：http://www.gideonaran.com）
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Human Bombs: Ten Theses on Suicide Terrorism
An anthropological talk by Gideon Aran
Friday, 5 May 2017 at 7:00 p.m.
Hong Kong Museum of History
Lecture Hall,Ground Floor, 100 Chatham Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
All are welcome!(Space, however, is limited to 139 seats)
The presentation concerns suicide terrorism in the context ofthe Middle East conflict and in global perspective. It is based on extensivestudy conducted during the Intifada in Jerusalem. The research combines intensive case study that draws onfieldwork (mostly in-depth interviewing and participant observation) withhistorical and comparative-theoretical analysis.
To kill while committing suicideis something essentially different from the sum of the two components of theact, something that may not necessarily be more difficult to do or explain thanthe doing or explaining of its two parts. Indeed, it may be that the twodefinitely contribute to each other and enable each other. If someone combinesthe killing of others with suicide, then the murder will sanction the suicide,and the suicide will sanction the murder.
This is because making amurderous attack upon others conditional upon self-destruction and committingboth simultaneously blurs the distinction between the aggressor and victim. Thus, although he is a murderer, he demands a moral status for himself, as itwere, and implicitly claims to have ethical superiority over the people hekills. This logic is fundamental to suicide terrorism, one component of theexplanation of this horrifying and enigmatic phenomenon.
The results of this research are summed up in a forthcoming booktitled: Suicide Terrorism: Anthropological Perspectives.
Gideon Aran is the 2017 Elman Family Visiting Professor in Jewish and Israeli Studies at HKUST, and (emeritus) professor of Sociology and Anthropology at The Hebrew University, Jerusalem. His major fields of academic interest are Israeli Society, Religion, Radicalism, and Aggression.
Followingthe talk, you are invited to a self-paying dinner with the speaker.
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