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Humanitarianism through Alan Kurdi Photograph: A Discourse of Governing Suffering
Humanitarianism has become one of the powerful languages of modern times, in which compassion, ethics, and moral obligations are mediated to alleviate suffering. This thesis investigates humanitarianism not exclusively on the basis of its moral sentiments but on its functioning as a system of power...
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2026
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