Gender, Transitional Justice and Memorial Arts: Global Perspectives on Commemoration and Mobilization

Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
List of contributors
Foreword written by Yasmin Sooka
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1 Gender and the arts of transition
Part I Sites of commemoration
	Chapter 2 A feminist reading of sites of commemoration in Peru
	Chapter 3 Gender, genocide, and memorialisation in Namibia
	Chapter 4 Gender and memory: Lessons from the Gukurahundi massacres in Zimbabwe
	Chapter 5 Memory politics and the emergence of a women’s sphere to counter historical violence in Korea
	Chapter 6 Calling everything into question: Articulations of black women in post-1994 South African commemoration
Part II Arts and symbolic reparation
	Chapter 7 Epistemicide in the Cape: Symbolic and restorative justice in South Africa
	Chapter 8 The challenges of symbolic reparations for gender justice in Brazil
	Chapter 9 Fabricating reconciliation in Canada
	Chapter 10 Women awake: Gender and commemoration in contemporary Ireland
	Chapter 11 Touching pain: The matrixial experience of trauma in works by Doris Salcedo
Part III Transformative gender justice?
	Chapter 12 Memories of violence against women and girls across borders: Transformative gender justice through the arts among Brazilian women migrants in London
	Chapter 13 Theatre for transformative gender justice: A comparison of three Peruvian plays on rape during political violence
	Chapter 14 ‘The past is in the present and no one seems responsible for putting it there’: Gender, memory, and mobilisation in post-apartheid South Africa
Index