“Doesn’t even hurt!”

Mock combat and the celebratory aestheticization of violence
“Doesn’t even hurt!”
No 175, 2019/3 - 178 pages
Pages 453 to 454

Tribute

By Jean-Paul Willaime
Pages 455 to 462

Introduction

By Laurent Sébastien Fournier
Pages 463 to 476

The Sardinian murra: A duel with no contact

By Élisabeth Euvrard
Pages 477 to 492

The great sport-spectacle. The transformations of television wrestling: France and the USA (1958–2018)

By Christophe Lamoureux
Pages 493 to 506

A history of violence. The ritual reenactment of the capture of the Incas in the Central Andes

By Isabel Yaya McKenzie
Pages 507 to 521

Faire l’Ours. The game, aim, and limits of mimesis

By Claudie Voisenat
Pages 523 to 532

Hitting too hard? Pillow fights: Defining violence and the rules of interaction

By Gaëlle Chartier
Pages 533 to 548

“It’s real!”: On some cases of virtual violence and ritual efficacy in BDSM communities

By Adrien Czuser
Pages 549 to 567

Pogoing: Playful or violent? Punk, pogo, and mock combat

By Luc Robène, Manuel Roux, Solveig Serre

Further reading

Pages 569 to 579

Further reading

Varia

Pages 581 to 596

Industrial waste sorters: An essential part of the circular economy in search of recognition

By Linda Gonzalez-Lafaysse
Pages 597 to 616

Gaps in the record: The scribbles, notebooks, and drafts of Germaine Tillion

By Jérôme Lamy

Reviews

Pages 617 to 630

Reviews