Lives in Fragments

Lives in FragmentsAn examination of life stories that were fragmented and shattered through the historical violence of the Armenian genocide. Offers a nuanced understanding of genocides complex historical and social dimensions, and reflects on the history and memory of genocidal violence.

chronicles the daily rhythm of life of rural migrants to Cairo and their complex webs of familial and neighborly relations over half a century

and social justice in post-conflict societies

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"ghostmodernism" and translation

Through a succession of experiments in government

examines the history

Interpretive sociology involves the consideration of not only sense evidence

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Rather than a multigenerational alliance committed to women's and girls' empowerment

This book advances the thesis that memorials are fundamentally rhetorical and cultural forms of expression

She addresses how girls have become cultural flashpoints reflecting societal-and particularly feminist-anxieties and hopes about the present and the future

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