建构悲伤：从刺绣的仪式化处理悲剧

IF 0.4 Q4 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Peace Review-A Journal of Social Justice Pub Date : 2023-03-17 DOI:10.1080/10402659.2023.2189005

Kari Sawden, Saeedeh Niktab Etaati

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摘要

通过对一名伊朗裔加拿大女性处理个人和全球创伤的经历的分析，作者试图探索刺绣行为是如何被仪式化的，以帮助处理悲剧和损失。特别令人感兴趣的是，这一表现是如何在COVID、全球不公正、侨民经历和个人悲伤的交叉点上出现的。

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Constructing Grief: Processing Tragedy through the Ritualization of Embroidery

Through an analysis of one Iranian-Canadian woman’s experiences navigating personal and global trauma, the authors seek to explore how the act of embroidery is ritualized to aid in the processing of tragedy and loss. Of particular interest is how this performance lies at an intersection of COVID, global injustice, diaspora experiences, and personal grief.

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