Titlebook: Images of Women in Peace and War; Cross-cultural and H Sharon Macdonald,Pat Holden (Research Associate),S Textbook 1987Latest edition Macmi

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Macmillan Publishers Limited 1987

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Women soldiers and white unity in apartheid South Africa,equality and a highly developed ideology of the inferiority of women, white women have served in the military for more than fifteen years. This study examines some of the ambiguities that have resulted from the recruitment of white women for white South Africa in general and the South African Defence Force (SADF) in particular.

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,Drawing the lines — gender, peace and war: an introduction, imagery of gender, peace and war in their societies. Some women have set up women’s peace-movements and peace-camps, drawing on what they see as the special connection between women and peace. Part of their aim is to alter the evaluation and perceptions of women, as well as those of peace. Other wo

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Images of Amazons: marriage and matriarchy,e communal marriage (hetaerism) through mother-right (.) to the patriarchy of his own time, which he considered ideal. He presented an Amazonian stage of development as an extreme form of mother-right. During the twentieth century the idea of an Amazonian way of life has been revived and entwined wi

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Boadicea: warrior, mother and myth,ng stallions, together with a sense of victory and patriotism, are embedded in our national memory. In fact, however, she was not queen of Britain, and our vision of her is greatly distorted. Indeed, the more closely we look at what is actually known about Boadicea, the more puzzling appears the fac

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Kikuyu women and the politics of protest: Mau Mau,pes of women; how men manipulated these; and the way in which women conformed to — and in some cases overcame — such stereotypes by creating new female images and by adopting new roles during the struggle.