Affiliation:
1. Université du Québec à Montréal
Abstract
This project aims to highlight the construction of Armenian women’s identities through their bodily expression, which involves the practice of dance, social phenomenology, and the representation of gender in the context of war. Using fieldwork examples, this essay seeks to report on the gestures of emancipation of women within patriarchal, neocolonial, and militarized systems, which frequently disrupt dominant thoughts and practices.
Publisher
University of Michigan Library