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The Construction of Political Kurdish Women from the 1980s to the 2000s

The Construction of Political Kurdish Women from the 1980s to the 2000s

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Kurdish History and Research Books
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Melike Gül Demir
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The ones they call guerrilla are our children. My child did not go to the mountains, but they are my children too. They suddenly went to those mountains for these tears of mine, they opposed this oppression, hungry and thirsty. It was a ceasefire when they shot my father. The state was blaming its dirty work on the PKK. He cited the PKK as the cause of every oppression. They said that those who burned our house and burned my father to death were PKK. We know the truth. We know who did what he killed. This is obvious today. They are both killing and... They did not let us near my father's funeral. They say he buried him somewhere, but where is that? We don't know either. Our trial continues. They killed my father and left us with this pain for the rest of our lives. (Meltem) The book focuses on the stories of the women who found themselves in Istanbul due to displacement. On the other hand, starting from the 1980s, it focuses on the unspoken, unresearched area in the history of Free Women and focuses on the politicization of women. Because of the polarization that we have become accustomed to in our daily lives and in line with our political views and identity, we do not want to understand situations that are foreign to our lives. We are in the habit of judging rather than understanding. This is the value of this study, It tells about ordinary, real people whose lives are transformed by the chain reaction triggered by village evacuations. Melike Gül Demir's research findings indicate that the longing for a Turkey without war and death was accompanied by the dream of a world where women would be liberated. I hope understanding will shorten the path to peace.Emine Onaran İncirlioğlu
Publisher : Document Publications
Number of pages : 252
Publication Year : 2015
ISBN : 9789753447089
The heart : Turkish
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The Construction of Political Kurdish Women from the 1980s to the 2000s The ones they call guerrilla are our children. My child did not go to the mountains, but they are my children too. They suddenly went to those mountains for these tears of mine, they opposed this oppression, hungry and thirsty. It was a ceasefire when they shot my father. The state was blaming its dirty work on the PKK. He pointed to the PKK as the reason for every oppression. They said that those who burned our house and burned my father to death were PKK. We know the truth. We know who did what he killed. This is obvious today. They are both killing us... They did not let us near my father's funeral. They say he buried him somewhere, but we don't know where. Our trial continues. They killed my father and left us with this pain for the rest of our lives. They burned us in that fire every day. (Meltem) On the one hand, the book focuses on the stories of women who found themselves in Istanbul due to displacement, in their own voices, and on the other hand, it turns to the unspoken, unresearched area in the history of Free Women, starting from the 1980s, and focuses on the politicization of women. Because of the polarization that we have become accustomed to in our daily lives and that we are involved in based on our political views and identity, we are unwilling to understand situations that are foreign to our lives. We are in the habit of judging rather than understanding. The value of this work is that it tells about ordinary, real people whose lives were transformed by the chain reaction triggered by village evacuations. Melike Gül Demir's research findings indicate that the longing for a Turkey without war and death was accompanied by the dream of a world where women would be liberated. I hope understanding shortens the path to peace.Emine Onaran İncirlioğlu BELGE000015
The Construction of Political Kurdish Women from the 1980s to the 2000s

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