2005
DOI: 10.4324/9780203984499
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Gender, Sexuality and Colonial Modernities

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“…When a community faces an 'external' threat, internal solidarity is fostered. 30 This internal solidarity is negotiated and solidified through women's bodies and their sexualities, leading to heightened vigilance and surveillance of reproduction, marriage, birth, sex and sexuality. Women's bodies and their control is key to maintaining the boundaries of the ethno-nation or of the state.…”
Section: Gender Genocide and Rwandamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When a community faces an 'external' threat, internal solidarity is fostered. 30 This internal solidarity is negotiated and solidified through women's bodies and their sexualities, leading to heightened vigilance and surveillance of reproduction, marriage, birth, sex and sexuality. Women's bodies and their control is key to maintaining the boundaries of the ethno-nation or of the state.…”
Section: Gender Genocide and Rwandamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Traumatic communal conflicts over material sites and cultures in the 1990sthe destruction of a mosque (1992), the attack on a film (1998)-thus caught both Liberal and Socialist Anglophone feminist scholars in the subcontinent on the wrong foot. They turned from the analysis of Anglophone discursive regimes to explorations of "nationalist" Hindu rhetoric (Burton 1999) and the latter's discourses on chastity and obscenity (C. Gupta 2001;Sarkar 2010). On a parallel track however were produced studies of nationalist Muslims who had also remade "respectable" Muslim femininity in India (A. Ali 2000;Amin 1996;Lambert-Hurley and Powell 2006;Minault 1998Minault , 2009).…”
Section: Colonialism and The Seduction Of "Sexuality"mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Gleichzeitig, das sollten wir nicht aus den Augen verlieren, haben klassische Modernisierungstheorien aber auch Differenz produziert, denn sie beruhten wesentlich auf den Dichotomien modern/traditionell oder modern/primitiv. Nach herrschender Auffassung ist Modernität schon immer westlich oder europäisch und weiß konnotiert gewesen (Goldberg 1993;Gilroy 1993;Bhatt 1997;Bonnet 1997;Burton 1999;Klesse 1999). Diese "Rassialisierung" des Konzeptes der Moderne, das außerdem mit den Werten der Aufklärung (wie Vernunft, Fortschritt, Universalismus und Humanismus) gleichgesetzt wurde, hat zur Legitimierung von Kolonialismus und Imperialismus beigetragen und damit auch zu all jenen Verbrechen, die in deren Kontext begangen wurden.…”
Section: Der Wandel Von Sexualität Und Intimität In Geschichtlichen Munclassified