Postcolonial scholar Sneharika Roy claims that in narratives of traumatized American expatriates, physical wounds serve as metaphors for psychological turmoil. She provides an interesting commentary on how post-war…
Author Stephen Harvey presents an analysis of Charlie Chaplin’s 1940 film The Great Dictator, and in particular its political comedy and its relationship to the bulk of Chaplin’s film work. Harvey argues much of the…
This article problematises the concept of ‘post-conflict’ through the feminist lens and asserts that, even in the absence of formal inter-state or inter-group conflict, acts of gendered violence such as physical harm…
This article investigates the notion of care as a power relation, with the embodiment of acts of care serving as a form of mundane conflict management. Such acts of care are cumulative and enable activities and social…
This text examines the stories of marginalised young people in Colombia who are oftentimes excluded from the very discussions of violence and reconciliation that most affect them. Colombian youth are interviewed and…