“我想活”:女性脱北者眼中的马来亚共产党斗争

Q3 Arts and Humanities

Journal of the Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society Pub Date : 2021-07-08 DOI:10.1353/ras.2021.0012

Mahani Musa

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摘要

摘要：马来亚共产党（MCP）女性叛逃者的声音很少出现在MCP关于其在马来亚争取解放斗争的宏大叙事中，也很少出现在党内元老准备的账目中，只有通过政府宣传的棱镜才能看到。本文利用已出版的回忆录、马来西亚凯邦萨安大学口述历史中心的采访材料，以及对两名前MCP女干部的个人采访，重点探讨了1989年《哈代和平协议》签署前叛逃妇女的观点。它提供了普通成员对MCP关于战争和革命的思想以及妇女地位的看法。

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'I Want to Live': Malayan Communist Party Struggles as Seen by Female Defectors

Abstract:The voices of women defectors from the Malayan Communist Party (MCP) rarely feature in the MCP's grand narrative of its struggle for liberation in Malaya or in accounts prepared by party veterans, and only become visible through the prism of government propaganda. Using published memoirs, interview material from the Oral History Centre at Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM), and personal interviews with two former women cadres of the MCP, this article focuses on the views of women who defected before the signing of the 1989 Haadyai Peace Accord. It provides the perspective of ordinary members on the MCP's ideas regarding war and revolution, and the position of women.

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