About Women in Conflicts and Wars: Theories of Violence and Collective Memory

  • Kuźma I
  • Pietrzak E
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The article deals with the subject of relations between theories of violence and the category of collective memory in relation to women’s war stories. The text introduces the issue of war and conflict, understanding the theory of violence, the category of collective memory and female war narratives, as well as the ways of their political interpretation. The interpretation is crucial because of method used in the research, meaning hermeneutics, but also because of the, presented here, perspective of polyphony.

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Kuźma, I. B., & Pietrzak, E. (2019). About Women in Conflicts and Wars: Theories of Violence and Collective Memory. Polish Political Science Yearbook, Volume 48 (2019)(Issue 1), 49–64. https://doi.org/10.15804/ppsy2019103

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