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Introduction Torture International Human Rights Law Mission Civilisatrice: Ideology, Practice, Implications Methodology Narrative of Projected Chapters Discourse of the French Government Protection of the Individual by State France's System of Justice with respect to Algeria International Legal Norms Government Responses to Accounts of Torture Charles de Gaulle Discourse of the French Military Substantive Content Arrangement of Chapter Discourse of Soldiers Discourse of the Commanders Discourse of the Intellectuals in Context Universalism as a Political Factor Wartime Activities of Availability of Public Information on Torture Discourse of Discourse of Who Were Tortured Conclusions Summary and Conclusions The Civilizing Mission's Historic Underevaluation The Civilizing Mission in French Theory and Practice on Rights The Civilizing Mission Ideology and Torture Antinomies of the Ideology Rights in France Bibliography Index
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