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Gender, Trauma, and Memory in Wartime: Perspectives from Romania, Kosovo, and the Soviet Union
Thu, October 23, 8:30 to 10:15am EDT (8:30 to 10:15am EDT), -Session Submission Type: Individual Paper Panel
Brief Description
This is an individual paper panel.
Sub Unit
Chair
Papers
Can the Subaltern Remember?: Memories of the Roma Slavery in Film and Theatre from Romania - Doris Dumitru Mironescu, Alexandru Ioan Cuza U of Iași (Romania)
Mourning in Silence: The War Trauma of Kosovo’s Women and the Politics of Memory in 'Zana' (dir. Antoneta Kastrati) - Aristea Kola
The Memory of the Holocaust and Jewish Romanian Identity of Three Artists in Exile - Olga Stefan
War has a Mother’s Face: Reconstructing Femininity in the Post-War Soviet Union - Victoria Brekke Paige, Ohio State U