Masking Terror: How Women Contain Violence in Southern Sri Lanka

Alex Pillen

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Gender, Security, and Conflict Memory, violence, and history South Asian Studies and Conflicts

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List of Illustrations Preface Chapter 1: How Women Contain Violence: Introduction PART I: THE WILD IN UDAHENAGAMA Chapter 2 Have some tea with a peace of Nirvana!: A Lifetime Under the Gaze of the Wild Chapter 3 Even the wild spirits are afraid: The Gaze of the Wild in Five Neighborhoods PART II: CAUTIOUS DISCOURSES ABOUT THE WILD Chapter 4 We can tell anything to the milk tree: Udahenagama Soundscapes Chapter 5 Those and these things happened: Ambiguous Forms of Speech Chapter 6 She said that he had said that: The Use of Reported Speech PART III: AGENTS OF DISCOURSE Discursive Change Chapter 7 It wasn't like that when we were young: Civil War, National Mental Health NGOs, and the International Community of Trauma Specialists Chapter 8 The Power of Ambiguity: Concluding Discussion Notes Bibliography Index

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