Death Without Weeping: The Violence of Everyday Life in Brazil (Centennial Book)
In Death Without Weeping, Nancy Scheper-Hughes turns her attention to the violence woven into everyday life in Brazil. The book offers a thoughtful exploration of suffering, society, and human experience, encouraging readers to reflect on how violence shapes communities and the lives of ordinary people.
About This Book
Death Without Weeping explores the violence of everyday life in Brazil.
Nancy Scheper-Hughes presents a serious examination of how violence can shape ordinary social experience.
The book invites readers to consider suffering, society, and the human consequences of persistent violence.
Its focus on Brazil places everyday experience within a broader cultural and social context.
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