| Title | : | Post-War Narratives of Women Ex-Combatants: Reflections from Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) |
| Author | : | Beza Negewo |
| Language | : | en |
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The tireless and courageous pursuit of gender equality by those groups is, in fact, one of the most important post-war narratives in bosnia and herzegovina. These women passionately advocated, forged alliances and ensured support to marginalised groups of women as well as to grassroots women organisations that are active in their local communities.
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Narratives by fugitive slaves before the civil war and by former slaves in the postbellum era are essential to the study of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century american history and literature, especially as they relate to the eleven states of the old confederacy, an area that included approximately one third of the population of the united states at the time when slave narratives were most.
Post-war narratives of women ex-combatants of the tigray people’s liberation front (tplf) by: beza negewo oda a thesis submitted to the institute of gender studies in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of masters of arts in gender studies may 2010 addis ababa.
Stories told about violence, trauma, and loss inform knowledge of post-conflict societies. Stories have a context which is part of the story-teller’s life narrative. This article affirms the importance of telling and listening to stories and notes the significance of silences within transitional justice’s narratives.
May 26, 2014 now, however, women are telling their stories, adding to the tales of war to the veterans writing project or words after war to find community,.
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1 february 2020 history and/through oral narratives: relocating women of the 1971 war of bangladesh in neelima ibrahim’s a war heroine, i speak by sanjib kr biswas. Abstract in the postmodern era, one of the primary objectives of oral narratives is to tell.
Examining how women (as opposed to men) told their war stories, penny summerfield found that ‘multiple discourses concerning women’s wartime lives were ‘taken up’ by women recounting their experiences, and were deployed by them in constituting themselves retrospectively as wartime women. ’ 44 certain types of narrative forms predominated, though, which often formed pairs of contrasting ways of telling the same story, such as the wartime discourse of the young woman as a ‘free.
Ab - this article explores the representation of cross-cultural love in the postwar narratives of vietnamese women. The end of the vietnam war in 1975 and vietnam's reunification under a communist regime led to one of the most visible diasporas of the late twentieth century, in which more than two million vietnamese left their homeland in order to seek refuge overseas.
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Nevertheless, the lack of scholarly research on former women combatants and their experiences before, during and after the war has inadvertently written women out of ethiopian history. This book addressed this omission, using a semi-structured interview to analyze the narratives of 20 women ex-combatants living in addis ababa from a feminist theoretical standpoint.
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In some cases, women face domestic violence as a result of the new post-war dynamic in the household. Lastly, in the midst of war and in the absence of various male figures in the family, women make the tough choice of migrating to find a safe haven for their children. Displaced women face an even broader set of problems upon migrating.
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Patterson, “by 1950 there were 18 million women working for pay, only a million or so fewer than in 1945” (34). Lisa fremont is one of these professional women of the 1950s who seem to pose a threat to the patriarchy by refusing to return to her prewar confinement.
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Inscription of post-war trauma in former yugoslavia: raped women as national narratives. Interrogating femininity across disciplines and times”, march 11–12, 2011, queen’s university, belfast.
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After the disruption, alienation, and insecurity of the great depression and the second world war, the family became the center of american life. Couples wed early (in the late 1950s, the average age of american women at marriage was 20) and at rates that surpassed those of all previous eras and have not been equaled since.
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The dominant security narrative constructed by the government gives pride of place to the military and continued militarization of the country in general, and the north in particular, and ignores the security concerns of these women, which in most instances challenge the government narrative, sometimes even unwittingly.
Rather, women’s stories tended to be heard, filtered, and interpreted through non-feminist social and legal narratives about domestic violence. The article argues that feminist reforms need to attend explicitly to legal culture as well as legal rules, and considers what interventions might help to produce an epistemological shift in the legal.
Women influence the course of things, and their actions are constitutive of post-war societies. The reduction of women to targets and beneficiaries both fails to recognize their contributions and contributes to their marginalization. A third point stressed in the conclusion is the need for gender-specific data and gender-focused analysis.
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Oct 28, 2020 in europe, they caught the attention of the women's liberation ever present during the cold war and the agency of a dissident's narrative.
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A college girl thus moves beyond the victorian vision of oxbridge suggested by johnson and meade, providing an edwardian bridge between these older accounts and post-war narratives of women’s university life.
Argue that post-war architecture is the result of the achievement of a single architect. Key words: birmingham, post-war replanning, interviews, john madin, james roberts. Acknowledgements i wish to thank james roberts and john madin who agreed to be interviewed for this project.
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Jun 6, 2015 war narratives, this dissertation investigates how gender roles position it is during and after this war that, as a result of the women's rights.
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Violet evergarden reimagines historical discussion of post-traumatic stress, early 1900s literary tropes, and the popular “war narrative” genre, but with a female child soldier as its protagonist. In its remixing and calling back to world war i history and especially women’s history, the series provides a fresh take on an old tale with a strong undercurrent of feminist themes.
The events of september 11th have triggered the establishment of war narratives, both academic and popular, trying to make sense of this tragedy.
Women on the frontlines: rethinking war narratives post 9/11 dowler, lorraine 2004-10-17 00:00:00 the events of september 11th have triggered the establishment of war narratives, both academic and popular, trying to make sense of this tragedy. However very little discussion in the united states has focused on the gendering of the attack.
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Mar 8, 2017 since the beginning, photojournalism has been male dominated, binding the archetype of the war photographer inextricably to masculinity.
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