Journalists, Writers, and Activists: International Women’s Alliances During the Vietnam War (1954-1975)

Q4 Social Sciences

Cadernos Pagu Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI:10.1590/18094449202200640009

Mariana Miggiolaro Chaguri

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Abstract

Abstract This paper analyses how female journalists, writers, and activists disputed meanings of the Vietnam War (1954-1975). The article portrays women’s movements in the US and Vietnamese contexts, exploring the transnational movement of ideas, people, and political activism they promoted. As a hypothesis, it affirms that the articulation between concepts of gender, war, and peace were at the base of convergences and differences that helped to modulate the transnational alliances of women, and to circulate their ideas.

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记者、作家和活动家:越南战争期间的国际妇女联盟(1954-1975)

摘要本文分析了女性记者、作家和活动家如何对越南战争(1954-1975)的意义进行争论。这篇文章描绘了美国和越南背景下的妇女运动，探讨了他们所推动的思想、人员和政治激进主义的跨国运动。作为一种假设，它肯定性别、战争与和平概念之间的联系是有助于调节妇女跨国联盟和传播其思想的趋同和差异的基础。

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Cadernos Pagu Social Sciences-Gender Studies

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0.20

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审稿时长

9 weeks

期刊介绍： Cadernos Pagu was founded in 1993 and since then has contributed to the consolidation of gender studies in Brazil. The journal was created in a period when gender studies gained certain academic legitimacy in the country, and it intended to further its visibility, diffusing and stimulating knowledge production in this field. Cadernos Pagu resulted from more than two years of intense readings, researches and debates among the members of the Center for Gender Studies Pagu, analyzing gender theories developments and stalemates. The first issue was completely written by Pagu"s research members, and their articles expressed those concerns. Throughout the second and third issues, the journal redefined its editorial policies, opening to contributions from Brazilian and foreign researchers.