Women's Lived Landscapes of War and Liberation in Mozambique
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Women's Lived Landscapes of War and Liberation in Mozambique
Bodily Memory and the Gendered Aesthetics of Belonging
Katto, Jonna
Taylor & Francis Ltd
06/2021
280
Mole
Inglês
9781032086316
15 a 20 dias
520
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Part 1: Talking Freedom 1. FRELIMO Nationalism, Female Bodies, and the Language of Gender Part 2: Violent Liberation 2. Female Combatants and the Gendered Styles of Being 3. Guerrilla Life and the Haptics of the "Bush" 4. Body Feelings and Violent Memories Part 3: Beautiful Belonging 5. Living Landscape 6. Rhythmic Beauty 7. Home, (Be)longing, and the Beautiful
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Young Men;Good Lives;Gender Africa;Anonymize Research Participants;Guerilla War;Ex-combatant Community;Africa Civil War;Gustatory Perception;Africa War;Mozambican Nationalism;Gender War;Liberation War;African Women;Human Suffering;Mozambique War;Female Ex-combatants;Mozambique Women;Merleau Ponty's Body Subject;War language;Women Ex-combatants;body aesthetics;II Congresso;women ex-combatants' lived landscapes;Vice Political Commissar;armed struggle;Johanna Oksala;national independence;Male Ex-combatants;northern Mozambique;Frelimo State;Conversational Remembering;Mozambican Woman;Peaceful Dwelling;Feminist Phenomenologists;Maria's Account;Body Schema;Merleau Ponty's Phenomenology;Lived Landscape;National Landscape
Part 1: Talking Freedom 1. FRELIMO Nationalism, Female Bodies, and the Language of Gender Part 2: Violent Liberation 2. Female Combatants and the Gendered Styles of Being 3. Guerrilla Life and the Haptics of the "Bush" 4. Body Feelings and Violent Memories Part 3: Beautiful Belonging 5. Living Landscape 6. Rhythmic Beauty 7. Home, (Be)longing, and the Beautiful
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Young Men;Good Lives;Gender Africa;Anonymize Research Participants;Guerilla War;Ex-combatant Community;Africa Civil War;Gustatory Perception;Africa War;Mozambican Nationalism;Gender War;Liberation War;African Women;Human Suffering;Mozambique War;Female Ex-combatants;Mozambique Women;Merleau Ponty's Body Subject;War language;Women Ex-combatants;body aesthetics;II Congresso;women ex-combatants' lived landscapes;Vice Political Commissar;armed struggle;Johanna Oksala;national independence;Male Ex-combatants;northern Mozambique;Frelimo State;Conversational Remembering;Mozambican Woman;Peaceful Dwelling;Feminist Phenomenologists;Maria's Account;Body Schema;Merleau Ponty's Phenomenology;Lived Landscape;National Landscape
