Penser les guerres du xxe siècle à partir des femmes et du genre. Quarante ans d’historiographie

Thébaud, Françoise

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“…Such movement has contributed for the demarcation of the positions occupied by women in the military and social fields. [1][2][3] For instance, such situation has occurred in Brazil during the Second World War (1939)(1940)(1941)(1942)(1943)(1944)(1945).…”

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The inclusion of Brazilian flight female nurses in the second world war: challenges and achievements

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A inclusão de enfermeiras aeronautas brasileiras na segunda guerra mundial: desafios e conquistasInclusión de enfermeras aeronautas brasileñas en la segunda guerra mundial: desafíos y logros resumen Objectives: Describir las circunstancias que rodean a la inclusión de las enfermeras en la Segunda Guerra Mundial por la Fuerza Aérea Brasileña, y discutir los desafíos y logros de estas enfermeras. Métodos: Estudio histórico y social desarrollado con fuentes textuales, fotográficas, y entrevistas orales con los veteranos de guerra. Los datos se procesaron de acuerdo con el método histórico, y discutieron con los conceptos de apoyo de la Teoría del Mundo Social, Pierre Bourdieu. Resultados: El estudio reveló que la inclusión de las enfermeras en la Fuerza Aérea se caracterizó por los efectos sociales y simbólicas de las demandas de los límites de guerra y de género. Conclusión: El mayor reto fue la incorporación oficial de la mujer en las fuerzas armadas de Brasil en la post-guerra. Para ello era importante organizar un personal de enfermería aeronautas durante el conflicto. Por otra parte, el registro de esa historia se repite legado de enfermería y la necesidad de prepararse para la atención en situaciones de caos.

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Monarchism with a Human Face: Balkan Queens and the Social Politics of Nursing in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries

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2022

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How were monarchy, gender, and nationalism entwined? Through contextualized comparisons of selected case studies (two generations of royal women in four countries: Bulgaria, Greece, Romania, and Serbia/Yugoslavia), this article explores, in gendered terms, the instrumentalization of nursing as an evolving relationship between state building, warfare, welfare, and voluntary organizations. It argues that certain queens’ interventions in nursing successfully contributed to the “naturalization” of the ruling foreign dynasties in the Balkans and to the militarization of charity. Through such “soft power” they mobilized nursing in different ways to carve out an autonomous space and visibility in wartime as queen-nurses and in peacetime as queen-benefactors. In both cases, royal women personified the “curing” and “caring” dimensions of the modernizing state. Queens’ honorific leadership clearly linked the monarchy and the philanthropic sector but also discreetly expanded the power of the nationalizing state. Queens skillfully promoted a gendered culture of sacrifice, by representing women as caring “by nature,” and thus reinforced neo-traditionalist patriarchal regimes and weakened women’s effectiveness in pursuing their political and economic demands.

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Penser les guerres du xxe siècle à partir des femmes et du genre. Quarante ans d’historiographie

Cited by 4 publications

References 18 publications

The inclusion of Brazilian flight female nurses in the second world war: challenges and achievements

The inclusion of Brazilian flight female nurses in the second world war: challenges and achievements

Monarchism with a Human Face: Balkan Queens and the Social Politics of Nursing in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries

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