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This analysis investigates the reasons behind the fear associated with small numbers, particularly in the context of genocide and captivity narratives.

July 12, 2026Journal of Genocide ResearchOpen Access

Fear For Small Numbers: Genocide and the Sway of Captivity Narratives

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RJRebecca JinksUniversidad de Londres

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Theoretical analysis explores how small numbers evoke fear in genocide contexts, suggesting deeper societal implications.

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This analysis investigates the reasons behind the fear associated with small numbers, particularly in the context of genocide and captivity narratives.
Theoretical exploration of Arjun Appadurai's concepts from his book on small numbers and anger.
Qualitative analysis of narratives surrounding genocide and their emotional impacts.
Identifies that small numbers amplify fear and anxiety in societal contexts.
Highlights how captivity narratives shape public perception of violence and genocide.

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Rebecca Jinks (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a5330a44f7abc118aded620 https://doi.org/10.1080/14623528.2026.2700033

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