This book examines the role of post-conflict memorial arts in bringing about gender justice in transitional societies.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Jelke Boesten is Professor in Gender and Development, Department of International Development (DID), King's College London. Helen Scanlon is the convenor of the Justice and Transformation programme in the Department of Political Studies at the University of Cape Town (UCT), South Africa.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction: Feminist Understandings of Memorial Arts and Symbolic Reparations Part I Sites of Commemoration 2. A Feminist Reading of Sites of Commemoration in Peru 3. Gender, Genocide and Memorialisation in Namibia 4. Gender and Memory: Lessons from the Gukurahundi Massacre in Zimbabwe 5. Memory Politics and the Emergence of a Women's Sphere to Counter Historical Violence in Korea 6. Calling everything into question: the place of black women in post-1994 South African commemoration Part II Arts and Symbolic Reparation 7. Genocide & Epistemicide: Symbolic and Restorative Justice Beyond South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission 8. Do Symbolic Reparations in Brazil Help Women to Escape from Silence and to Transform Their Lives? 9. Fabricating Reconciliation in Canada 10. Women Awake: Gender and Commemoration in Contemporary Ireland 11. Touching Pain: The Matrixial Experience of Trauma in Works by Doris Salcedo Part III Transformative Gender Justice? 12. Memories of Violence Against Women and Girls across borders: Transformative gender justice through the arts among Brazilian women migrants in London 13. Theatre for Transformative Gender Justice: A Comparison of Three Peruvian Plays on Rape during Political Violence 14. "The Past is in the Present and Noone Seems Responsible for Putting it There": Gender, Memory And Mobilisation In Post-Apartheid South Africa
1. Introduction: Feminist Understandings of Memorial Arts and Symbolic Reparations Part I Sites of Commemoration 2. A Feminist Reading of Sites of Commemoration in Peru 3. Gender, Genocide and Memorialisation in Namibia 4. Gender and Memory: Lessons from the Gukurahundi Massacre in Zimbabwe 5. Memory Politics and the Emergence of a Women's Sphere to Counter Historical Violence in Korea 6. Calling everything into question: the place of black women in post-1994 South African commemoration Part II Arts and Symbolic Reparation 7. Genocide & Epistemicide: Symbolic and Restorative Justice Beyond South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission 8. Do Symbolic Reparations in Brazil Help Women to Escape from Silence and to Transform Their Lives? 9. Fabricating Reconciliation in Canada 10. Women Awake: Gender and Commemoration in Contemporary Ireland 11. Touching Pain: The Matrixial Experience of Trauma in Works by Doris Salcedo Part III Transformative Gender Justice? 12. Memories of Violence Against Women and Girls across borders: Transformative gender justice through the arts among Brazilian women migrants in London 13. Theatre for Transformative Gender Justice: A Comparison of Three Peruvian Plays on Rape during Political Violence 14. "The Past is in the Present and Noone Seems Responsible for Putting it There": Gender, Memory And Mobilisation In Post-Apartheid South Africa
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