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Turning Into A Shadow: Textual Management Of Sexual Violence In Taketori Monogatari, Otilia C. Milutin
Turning Into A Shadow: Textual Management Of Sexual Violence In Taketori Monogatari, Otilia C. Milutin
2013 New England Association for Asian Studies Conference
This paper is an integral part of an ongoing doctoral research which examines the varied textual representations of sexual violence in Heian and Kamakura monogatari. The first part of this dissertation, opening with the section presented here, addresses the three mid-ninth to mid-tenth century texts, Taketori, Utsuho and Ochikubo monogatari, whose representations or misrepresentations of sexual violence shaped Murasaki Shikibu’s own, in the eleventh century Genji monogatari.
The present study focuses on the Taketori text and its management of sexual violence; it traces the work’s textual lineage and underlines the consistent and sustained attempts to sanitize its content …
Las Abuelas E La Memoria, Doris Cristobal
Las Abuelas E La Memoria, Doris Cristobal
Archives of an Activist: Celebrating the Donations of Rita Arditti to UMass Boston
Viví en Buenos Aires Argentina durante cuatro años y en mi estadía en ese país aprendí mucho acerca de los efectos que les había dejado la Dictadura militar de 1976. Conocí a hijos, familiares, madres y abuelas de los desaparecidos y de su trabajo importante luchando por la vigencia de los derechos humanos en la Argentina. Aprendí también, que existen fuertes lazos de solidaridad entre el pueblo argentino y los pueblos de Latinoamérica; por ejemplo que el pueblo argentino es muy agradecido con mi país porque durante la dictadura muchos exiliados encontraron protección del gobierno peruano, y que en la …
Remarks By Ann Blum About Rita Arditti, The Abuelas, And Latin American Studies, Ann Blum
Remarks By Ann Blum About Rita Arditti, The Abuelas, And Latin American Studies, Ann Blum
Archives of an Activist: Celebrating the Donations of Rita Arditti to UMass Boston
From Ann Blum's remarks:
My own area of research is family history. Students and other scholars sometimes ask me why I study the family when there are other far more important, more politicaltopics. Rita’s activism and scholarship provide a ringing rejoinder. The family is political and it is key to our understanding of politics on intimate, national and global scales. Rita’swork with the Grandmothers centered on family. Her study embraced the complex interactions among three generations as family relations were projected onto national and international politics. The Argentine military regime was brutally astute: they made state terrorism a family affair. …
Networked Confessions: Normalization And Self-Regulation Through Social Media, Lucas Power
Networked Confessions: Normalization And Self-Regulation Through Social Media, Lucas Power
Georgia State Undergraduate Research Conference
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The Supermadre And The Governmentality Of Heteronormativity In Post-Water Wars Bolivia, Nathan E. Frisch
The Supermadre And The Governmentality Of Heteronormativity In Post-Water Wars Bolivia, Nathan E. Frisch
Georgia State Undergraduate Research Conference
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“Venus, The Epitome Of The Modern Day Woman”, Dana C. Densler
“Venus, The Epitome Of The Modern Day Woman”, Dana C. Densler
Georgia State Undergraduate Research Conference
No abstract provided.