Les « tondues » à la Libération :le corps  des femmes, enjeu d'une réaproppriation

Virgili, Fabrice

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“…One of the more infamous everyday foreign policy practices related to the policing of conjugal order can be exemplified with wide-spread shaving of women's hair in France after D-Day in 1944, another instance of unsettled times and practices that were aimed at reestablishing the status quo. The women who were publicly humiliated and often beaten up in the process were accused of collaboration horizontale with the invading German army (Virgili 1995). Unsurprisingly, tondeurs, the head shavers, often were not members of the Resistance but men who collaborated with the Nazi forces (François 2006).…”

Section: Blurring the Domestic And International Through Excluded Bodiesmentioning

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Everyday Nationalism in Unsettled Times: In Search of Normality during Pandemic

Goode

Stroup

Gaufman

2020

Nationalities Papers

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Pandemics and other crisis situations result in unsettled times, or ontologically insecure moments when social and political institutions are in flux. During such crises, the ordinary and unnoticed routines that structure everyday life are thrust into the spotlight as people struggle to maintain or recreate a sense of normalcy. Drawing on a range of cases including China, Russia, the UK, and USA, we examine three categories of everyday practice during the COVID-19 pandemic that respond to disruptions in daily routines and seek a return to national normality: performing national solidarities and exclusions by wearing face masks; consuming the nation in the form of panic buying and conspiracy theories; and enforcing foreign policies through social media and embodiment. This analysis thus breaks with existing works on everyday nationalism and banal nationalism that typically focus on pervasively unnoticed forms of nationalism during settled times, and it challenges approaches to contentious politics that predict protest mobilization for change rather than restoration of the status quo ante. In highlighting the ways that unsettled times disrupt domestic and international structures, this work also presents a first attempt to link everyday nationalism with growing work on international practices.

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Section: Blurring the Domestic And International Through Excluded Bodiesmentioning

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Everyday Nationalism in Unsettled Times: In Search of Normality during Pandemic

Goode

Stroup

Gaufman

2020

Nationalities Papers

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“…Ou alors elles sont perçues comme d'éternelles enfants gâtées qui n'ont pas eu à souffrir des vexations sociales que leur épargnaient des hommes puissants et séduits, et moins encore des privations de l'Occupationce qui est au coeur du déchaînement de rancoeur contre les tondues. « La vie de noces supposée de ces femmes apparaît comme une injure aux souffrances du plus grand nombre » 69 . Étant femmes et n'ayant pas souffert, elles sont doublement mineures et donc doublement incapables d'action réfléchie et responsable.…”

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The Repression of Collaboration Féminine during the Libération and its Depiction in French Graphic Novels

Roelens¹

2018

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This paper introduces a hermeneutical approach to graphic novel representations of punishments inflicted on women accused of collaboration with the German occupant during the French purge in 1944-1945. Since the study aims to determine to establish links between graphic novels and the evolutions of the historiography of the Occupation and Liberation of France, it includes a historiographical component. Drawing on other cultural medias who have dealt with this theme (novels, movies, poems, songs), the aim is also to identify the meaning given by artists to their portrayals of shorn and assaulted women. The paper eventually introduces a broader philosophical reflection on the emancipation from authoritarianism. It is the study's contention that graphic novelists are offering a feminist discourse and are using the theme of shorn and assaulted women during the liberation as a reminder of the late emancipation of women from male domination.

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The Soviet Punishment of an All-European Crime, “Horizontal Collaboration”

Voisin

2017

Traitors, Collaborators and Deserters in Contemporary European Politics of Memory

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Les « tondues » à la Libération :le corps des femmes, enjeu d'une réaproppriation

Cited by 9 publications

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Everyday Nationalism in Unsettled Times: In Search of Normality during Pandemic

Everyday Nationalism in Unsettled Times: In Search of Normality during Pandemic

The Repression of Collaboration Féminine during the Libération and its Depiction in French Graphic Novels

The Soviet Punishment of an All-European Crime, “Horizontal Collaboration”

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