Sarah Schulman: Sarah Schulman is a novelist, nonfiction writer, playwright, screenwriter, journalist and AIDS historian, and the author of eighteen books. A Guggenheim and Fulbright Fellow, Sarah is a Distinguished Professor of the Humanities at the City University of New York, College of Staten Island, and on the advisory board of Jewish Voice for Peace.
"With awesome brilliance and insight, Sarah Schulman offers readers new strategies to intervene on all relations of domination both personal and political. The core of this book provides ways to think and move beyond blaming and/or assuming victimhood -- so that each of us may come to understand the role we assume in creating and sustaining conflicts in all our relations. Sharing myriad ways, critical vigilance can help us all understand that conflict need not be viewed as abuse, that essential distinctions may be made between the hurt we experience in conflict and the violence of abuse, Schulman offers a vision of mutual recognition and accountability that liberates." --bell hooks
"It's impossible to be invested in the world and not be invested
in this groundbreaking and challenging book. From a position of
artist and social critic, Sarah Schulman gives us a detailed and
considered reading of some of our most overly determined and
venomous conflicts. Conflict Is Not Abuse is a book to
interrogate, ponder, and discuss." --Claudia Rankine "Schulman's
book could not have come at a better time ... Conflict is
a balm against comforting explanations for violence and abuse, ones
we know aren't true, just easy." --Village Voice
"Conflict's publication could not be timelier ... A
sharply observant and relevant text that is already getting its
wish for action granted." --Lambda Literary
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