Women Warriors in Southeast Asia
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Women Warriors in Southeast Asia
Lanzona, Vina; Rettig, Frederik
Taylor & Francis Ltd
08/2022
332
Mole
Inglês
9781032400778
15 a 20 dias
610
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PART 1 Introduction and Background 1 Women Warriors, Palace Guards, and Revolutionaries in Southeast Asian History; PART II Women Warriors in Ancient and Early Modern Southeast Asia 2 'Lady Sinn' (Xian Fu-ren ???) and the 6th Century Chinese Incorporation of a Southeast Asian Region; 3 Querulous Queens, Bellicose Brai: Cambodian Perspectives toward Female Agency; 4 The Regio Femarum and its Warrior Women: Images and Encounters in European Sources; 5 Javanese Geisha warriors? The incomparable prajurit estri at the Court of Mangkunegara I; PART 3 Southeast Asian Women Warriors and Revolutionaries in the Modern Period 6 Heroines and Forgotten Fighters: Insights into Women Combatants' History in Aceh, 1873-2005; 7 Women in the Early Vietnamese Communist Movement: Sex, Lies, and Liberation; 8 Recruiting the All-Female Rani of Jhansi Regiment: Subhas Chandra Bose and Dr Lakshmi Swaminadhan; 9 Women Guerrillas of the Communist Party of Malaya: Nationalist Struggle with an Internationalist Experience; 10 Love and Sex in Times of War and Revolution: Women Warriors in Vietnam and the Philippines; PART 4 The United Nations, Security Sector Reform (SSR), and the Gendering of Disarmament, Demobilisation, and Reintegration (DDR) 11 The Aftermath for Women Warriors: Cambodia and East Timor; 12 Brave Warriors, Unfinished Revolutions: Political Subjectivities of Women Ex-Falintil and Falintil-FDTL Combatants in East Timor; PART 5 Conclusion 13 Rethinking the Historical Place of 'Warrior Women' in Southeast Asia
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guerrillas;palace guards;women warrior;Tamil Nadu;pre-conflict gender roles;Nguyen Ai Quoc;post-conflict Southeast Asian societies;Young Men;Acehnese Women;East Timor;Darul Islam Rebellion;Early Modern Southeast Asia;Gam Leader;Women Warriors;Women Ex-combatants;Thanh Nien;DDR Program;Female Ex-combatants;PNTL;Neak Ta;Seventh Comintern Congress;East Timorese;Lingnan Region;Long Sword;Rani Lakshmibai;Trung Sisters;Huk Movement;Free Women;Post-independence East Timor;Timorese Women
PART 1 Introduction and Background 1 Women Warriors, Palace Guards, and Revolutionaries in Southeast Asian History; PART II Women Warriors in Ancient and Early Modern Southeast Asia 2 'Lady Sinn' (Xian Fu-ren ???) and the 6th Century Chinese Incorporation of a Southeast Asian Region; 3 Querulous Queens, Bellicose Brai: Cambodian Perspectives toward Female Agency; 4 The Regio Femarum and its Warrior Women: Images and Encounters in European Sources; 5 Javanese Geisha warriors? The incomparable prajurit estri at the Court of Mangkunegara I; PART 3 Southeast Asian Women Warriors and Revolutionaries in the Modern Period 6 Heroines and Forgotten Fighters: Insights into Women Combatants' History in Aceh, 1873-2005; 7 Women in the Early Vietnamese Communist Movement: Sex, Lies, and Liberation; 8 Recruiting the All-Female Rani of Jhansi Regiment: Subhas Chandra Bose and Dr Lakshmi Swaminadhan; 9 Women Guerrillas of the Communist Party of Malaya: Nationalist Struggle with an Internationalist Experience; 10 Love and Sex in Times of War and Revolution: Women Warriors in Vietnam and the Philippines; PART 4 The United Nations, Security Sector Reform (SSR), and the Gendering of Disarmament, Demobilisation, and Reintegration (DDR) 11 The Aftermath for Women Warriors: Cambodia and East Timor; 12 Brave Warriors, Unfinished Revolutions: Political Subjectivities of Women Ex-Falintil and Falintil-FDTL Combatants in East Timor; PART 5 Conclusion 13 Rethinking the Historical Place of 'Warrior Women' in Southeast Asia
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guerrillas;palace guards;women warrior;Tamil Nadu;pre-conflict gender roles;Nguyen Ai Quoc;post-conflict Southeast Asian societies;Young Men;Acehnese Women;East Timor;Darul Islam Rebellion;Early Modern Southeast Asia;Gam Leader;Women Warriors;Women Ex-combatants;Thanh Nien;DDR Program;Female Ex-combatants;PNTL;Neak Ta;Seventh Comintern Congress;East Timorese;Lingnan Region;Long Sword;Rani Lakshmibai;Trung Sisters;Huk Movement;Free Women;Post-independence East Timor;Timorese Women
