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Looking back, seeing forward: An ethnography of women and violence in post-war Guatemala City.

机译：回顾，展望：战后危地马拉城的妇女与暴力民族志。

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Drawing on 12 months of fieldwork conducted in Guatemala's Metropolitan Area among indigenous and ladina women, this dissertation offers an ethnographic analysis of violence and women's lives in post-war urban Guatemala. First, this dissertation examines the ways in which intersecting processes of violence -- political, structural, symbolic, everyday and gender-based -- are experienced by women and shape the different dimensions of their everyday lives. Second, I analyze the interplay between collective and individual memories of war and how these are drawn upon by individuals and communities in their reconstructions of daily life in Guatemala City today. Third, this thesis concerns the production of knowledge and circulation of discourses surrounding the phenomenon of gender-based violence in post-war Guatemala. Special attention is given to the gaps between, national and international, institutional responses for addressing violence against women, and women's everyday experiences and agency in carving out spaces to resist distinct forms of violence in their lives, whether within their families and/or on the streets. I argue that there is need to construct more comprehensive analytical frameworks for better understanding the interconnections and intersections of different forms of violence in the lives of women. Moreover, by more readily looking to women's experiences we can reformulate violence as a social process and see its more insidious effects, too often lost in conceptualizations that treat violence as simply an individual "act" or "event" apart from apart from everyday life. Gender-based violence in Guatemala is embedded in enduring legacies of State violence and military power, vast socio-economic inequalities, and political and cultural ideologies that work to justify violence towards certain segments of the population including women.
机译：本文利用危地马拉首都圈在土著和拉迪纳妇女中进行的12个月的田野调查，对战后危地马拉的暴力和妇女生活进行了人种学分析。首先，本文研究了女性经历暴力交织过程的方式，包括政治，结构，象征性，日常和基于性别的暴力，并塑造了她们日常生活的不同方面。其次，我分析了战争的集体记忆和个人记忆之间的相互作用，以及今天的个人和社区如何重建危地马拉城的日常生活。第三，本论文涉及战后危地马拉基于性别的暴力现象的知识产生和话语传播。特别注意的是，国家和国际机构间的对策，以解决针对妇女的暴力行为，以及妇女在日常生活中的经验和能力，以在她们的生活中（无论是在家庭内部还是在家庭中）创造出抵抗不同形式暴力的空间。街道。我认为，有必要建立更全面的分析框架，以更好地理解妇女生活中各种形式暴力的相互联系和交叉。此外，通过更轻松地观察妇女的经历，我们可以将暴力重新定义为一种社会过程，并看到其更隐蔽的影响，这种观念往往在将暴力仅仅视为个人的“行为”或“事件”而不是日常生活的概念化中迷失了。危地马拉基于性别的暴力行为根植于持久的国家暴力和军事力量遗产，巨大的社会经济不平等以及政治和文化意识形态，这些行为证明对某些人口群体（包括妇女）的暴力行为是合理的。

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    Godoy-Paiz, Paula L.;

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    McGill University (Canada).;

  • 授予单位 McGill University (Canada).;
  • 学科 Anthropology Cultural.;Latin American Studies.;Womens Studies.
  • 学位 Ph.D.
  • 年度 2011
  • 页码 295 p.
  • 总页数 295
  • 原文格式 PDF
  • 正文语种 eng
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