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245			_aWomen Conscientious Objectors. An Anthology
260			_aLondon _bWar Resiters' International _c2010
300			_a153 S.; _c21 x 14,8 x 0,8 cm
500			_aThis anthology is much, much more than a mere round-up of experience of women in the movement for men's conscientious objection to obligatory military service. It is more, even, than an account of women's struggle against their own conscription. For what we see here is women, at different moments, in one country after another, creating for themselves the concept, analysis and practice of a distinctive feminist antimilitarism. Starting from a focus on soldiering, they soon notice that militarisation is not just the existence of armies. It penetrates and deforms daily life in myriad ways. All of us are militarised, all of us can be conscientious objectors. As Ferda Ülker of Turkey puts it in her declaration, 'As much as militarism is determined to affect my life, I am determined to continue my struggle. I reject! (Cynthia Cockburn, Klappentext, Auszug)
563	1	2	_aBorschur, Klebebindung
610		0	_93100 _aWRI - War Resisters' International
648		0	_9302 _a20. Jahrhundert
650			_aFrauenbewegung
650			_aKriegsdienstverweigerung
650			_aAntimilitarismus
650			_aPazifismus
700			_93101 _aElster, Ellen _eHrsg.
700			_93102 _aSørensen, Majken Jul _eHrsg.
700			_93103 _a Enloe, Cynthia Holden _d1938- _eVorw.
856			_3Volltext _qPDF _uhttps://wri-irg.org/sites/default/files/public_files/WomenAndConscientiousObjection-AnAnthology.pdf
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