紹介
This volume examines the gendered politics of remembering
wartime and military sexual violence in Japan,
Germany and Australia. Drawing on a variety of disciplinary
perspectives, the authors explore a number of
key entanglements and conflicts, including the‘ comfort
women’ issue, using gender as an analytical category.
This volume will be of particular interest to readers
studying gender and sexuality, North East Asian history
and international relations, and conflict studies.
目次
Gender and the De-Politicization of War Memorialization in Japan.
Militarized Masculinity as National Identity.
Gender in Peace Education in Japan/Remembering the Battle of Okinawa, Forgetting the Comfort Women.
The Unrecognized Victims of Military Sexual Violence in Japan in the Early Cold War Era.
The Gendered Limits of Holocaust Memory in Germany.
Reconciliation Over Past Sexual Slavery in Japan.
