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Teorias pós-coloniais
Guerra e mulheres
Pensamento social
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Resumo
Este artigo investiga o modo como jornalistas, escritoras e ativistas disputaram os sentidos da Guerra do Vietnã (1954-1975). Para conduzir a análise, o artigo recorta movimentos de mulheres nos contextos norte-americanos e vietnamitas, explorando o trânsito transnacional de ideias, pessoas e ativismo político que promoveram. Como hipótese, sustenta que a articulação entre noções de gênero, guerra e paz estiveram na base das convergências e divergências que ajudaram a modular as alianças transnacionais de mulheres, bem como a colocar suas ideias em circulação.
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