Dynamics of Dissent: Theorizing Movements for Inclusive Futures

Cover
Half Title
Title
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Notes on contributors
Preface
Acknowledgements
1 Introduction: the dynamics of dissent: theorizing movements for inclusive futures
2 Conversations across abstractions: a silent movement by the poet-wayfarers
3 “What knowledge is this that an old woman understands better than a learned man?”: Hacking special knowledge in late medieval Europe, a provocation
4 Feministic theory and practice in Sweden and its impact on families, the labour market and legislation
5 Kabir Suman: the child and father of movements
6 Lotus and labrys: the role and legacy of a Buddhist young women’s movement and the young lesbian feminist movement in Wellington, New Zealand at the end of the millennium
7 Perspectives on Japan’s anti-nuclear movements: the effectiveness of social movements?
8 Ressentiment as false transcendence: how transformative dissenting political and social movements can create inclusivity
9 Song of the sawngs: transformation of a cultural protest and the role of nationalist politics
10 ‘We shall rise’: intimate theory and embodied dissent
11 Women in Black: a women’s peace movement
12 Afterword: inclusive futures and dissenting visions
Index