Negotiating (In)Security: Agency, Resistance, and Resourcefulness among Girls Formerly Associated with Sierra Leone’s Revolutionary United Front
Negotiating (In)Security: Agency, Resistance, and Resourcefulness among Girls Formerly Associated with Sierra Leone’s Revolutionary United Front
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安全谈判：曾参与塞拉利昂革命联合阵线的女孩的能动性、抵抗力和足智多谋
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10.1086/512488
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发表时间：
2007
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通讯作者：
C. Gervais
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作者：
M. Denov;C. Gervais
当我开始在许多战争局势中寻找女孩时，我发现了沉默和空白，只有少数研究人员专注于一般儿童，特别是女孩。他们的故事只占关于社会和政治暴力和不公正制度的学术和流行作品的最小比例。. . .女孩往往被认为是（性）攻击的沉默受害者，缺乏能动性、道德良知、经济潜力或政治意识。. . .我们需要让女孩们讲述她们自己的战争故事。. .而不是假设他们有权发言。-Carolyn Nordstrom 1997，5，36
When I started looking for girls in numerous war situations, I found silences and empty spaces, punctuated only by a handful of researchers focusing on children in general and girls in particular. Their stories account only for the smallest percentage of scholarly and popular work on social and political violence and systems of injustice. . . . Too often the girls are considered only as silent victims of (sexual) assault—devoid of agency, moral conscience, economic potential or political awareness. . . . We need to ask girls to tell their own stories of war . . . rather than assuming the right to speak for them. —Carolyn Nordstrom 1997, 5, 36