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Sanz-Gavillon, Anne-Claire. "La violence de genre dans les rapports amoureux en Espagne et au Chili (1931-2004) : Elaboration discursive d'un problème social et politique dans le contexte dictorial et postdictatorial". Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris 8, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA080036.
This thesis explores the cultural underpinnings of the different social representations of gender-based violence in intimate relationships throughout the twentieth century in Spain and Chile. The fight against gender-based violence has become increasingly prominent both politically and in the media in both of these countries. However, recognition of the issue by governmental and public institu-tions was not guaranteed, given the countries’ patriarchal cultures, where stereotypes and gender-based inequalities were, until recently, enshrined in the legal, political, and social systems. We hypothesise that the dictatorships in both countries led to a brutalisation of social relations, in particular gender relations. The pervasiveness of a gendered political violence, and the resurgence of a traditional gender discourse, have both promoted the restoration of a gender order that legitimises and shrouds the violence that can occur within intimate relationships, and also impeded attempts to conceptualise the phenomenon by women committed to female emancipation. In these dictatorial and post-dictatorial contexts, feminist movements analyse gender-based violence as a social and political problem; the product of a normative system that favoured the adoption and normal-isation of a hierarchical relationship of power and domination between men and women. We examine the different temporalities and modalities observed in the two countries
Sanz, Anne-Claire. "La violence de genre dans les rapports amoureux en Espagne et au Chili (1931-2004) : Elaboration discursive d'un problème social et politique dans le contexte dictorial et postdictatorial". Thesis, Paris 8, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA080036.
This thesis explores the cultural underpinnings of the different social representations of gender-based violence in intimate relationships throughout the twentieth century in Spain and Chile. The fight against gender-based violence has become increasingly prominent both politically and in the media in both of these countries. However, recognition of the issue by governmental and public institu-tions was not guaranteed, given the countries’ patriarchal cultures, where stereotypes and gender-based inequalities were, until recently, enshrined in the legal, political, and social systems. We hypothesise that the dictatorships in both countries led to a brutalisation of social relations, in particular gender relations. The pervasiveness of a gendered political violence, and the resurgence of a traditional gender discourse, have both promoted the restoration of a gender order that legitimises and shrouds the violence that can occur within intimate relationships, and also impeded attempts to conceptualise the phenomenon by women committed to female emancipation. In these dictatorial and post-dictatorial contexts, feminist movements analyse gender-based violence as a social and political problem; the product of a normative system that favoured the adoption and normal-isation of a hierarchical relationship of power and domination between men and women. We examine the different temporalities and modalities observed in the two countries
Guiné, Anouk. "Multiculturalismes et droits des femmes : le cas de l'excision en Grande-Bretagne". Clermont-Ferrand 2, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005CLF20003.
Haroun, Cédrel. "Famille et violence dans le roman féminin libanais". Bordeaux 3, 2001. https://extranet.u-bordeaux-montaigne.fr/memoires/diffusion.php?nnt=2001BOR30030.
Joly, Maud. "Le corps de l’ennemie : histoire et représentations des violences contre les républicaines, Espagne (1936-1963)". Paris, Institut d'études politiques, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011IEPP0060.
This research is devoted to the analysis of sexual acts of violence committed by the nationalist camp against republican women during the period of the Spanish Civil War and of the post-war years. This study aims at studying the meaning of acts which end up creating a grammar of violence. It also aims at showing that the way the body of the enemy is treated sheds lights on the very nature of the Francoist political project. The very decision to shave, purge, rape and sexually mutilate women - all very particular forms of violence - allows us to understand how the country plunged into violence, along with the totalizing dynamic of this violence and the way it is part of a long genealogy of the history of political, social and cultural confrontation in Spain. He study revolves around the analysis of the corporeity of war, rooted in the links between violence, sex and war between 1936 and 1939 but also around the identification of those who committed these violent acts, designated in archives by descriptions of violent acts mixed with fantasies as well as stereotypes, and finally around the analysis of the long period during which the country left the war in fits and starts, an analysis that pinpoints continuities, echoes, and abrupt changes in the evolution of political violence in Spain. The thesis here is that of an archaeology of sexual violent acts. This archaeology aims at casting new light, thanks to the study of facts that used to be relegated to the margins of history, on the Spanish Civil War and its aftermath. Beyond this particular goal, the idea is to write, through the analysis of these violent acts and of the fantasies that underpin and reinvent them, new pages