Violence
Violence is deliberate behaviour resulting in physical injury to other human beings, or more broadly to other animals as well, and is often, but not necessarily, associated with aggression. Some forms of violence are socially and legally sanctioned, others are crimes. Different societies apply different standards relating to approved and non-approved forms of violence.
Forms of violence include:
- Assassination
- Assault
- Boxing
- Corporal punishment
- Domestic violence
- Drive-by shooting
- Duelling[?]
- Genocide
- Judicial execution
- War
- Martial arts
- please add more to this list
James W. Prescott did a study about the cause of violence in the anthropological sense.
also see http://www.violence.de for more information about James W. Prescott's work.
Cruelty is unethical violence, also psychological kinds.
- this is a stub article, which needs much more to be written on this subject
See also:
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