Schmerz (Paperback)
Ruth Ammann
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Add to basketPaperback. Schmerzen sind zwar eine historische Konstante, aber stark kulturell und zeitspezifisch gepraegt. Geschlechterordnungen beeinflussen, was als schmerzhaft empfunden und wie Schmerz ausgedrueckt, vermittelt und gedeutet wird. Die in diesem Heft versammelten Beitraege veranschaulichen anhand von Fallstudien die Verknuepfungen von Geschlecht und Schmerz. Die behandelten Themen reichen von selbst zugefuegten Schmerzen in psychiatrischen Kontexten oder Selbstverletzungen in queer-feministischen kuenstlerischen Praktiken ueber Deutungen von Geburtsschmerzen durch maennliche Mediziner bis hin zu den von griechischen Frauen praktizierten Trauerritualen und dem Versuch einer juedischen Fotografin, das Trauma der Shoah kuenstlerisch zu fassen. Der Schwerpunkt der Aufsaetze liegt auf dem Europa des 19. und 20. Jahrhunderts.Aus dem Inhalt: Schmerzen unter der Geburt / Selbstbestrafungen im Fokus der Tiroler Psychiatrie im Vormaerz / Dora Kallmus Post-War Slaughterhouse Photographs (19491958) / Selbstverletzung als Self-Empowerment in der Performance Art / Imaginationen von Frauenemanzipation zwischen Deutschland und den USA bei Hugo Muensterberg (18631916) / Female Expressions of Pain in the Lamentation Songs of Mani in Modern Greece / Looking at History through the Lens of the Body: Kathleen Canning im Gespraech mit Heidrun Zettelbauer / Anti-Genderismus und Paedophilie-Diskurs als politisch-kirchlicher Kampfplatz am Fallbeispiel UngarnPain, although a historical constant, is culturally and temporally specific. Cultural gender orders influence what is perceived as painful and how pain is expressed, communicated and interpreted. The articles collected in this special issue illustrate the interlinkage of gender and pain. The case studies address a number of topics, from deliberately self-inflicted pain in psychiatric contexts and as queer-feminist art practice to interpretations of birth pain by male physicians to female Greek mourning rituals and a Jewish photographer's attempt to deal artistically with the trauma of the Holocaust. The focus is on Europe in the 19th and 20th century. Was weh tut. Geschlecht und Schmerz Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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