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... Cultural Center, one of our sibling centers at the University, I could not help but mourn alongside Palestinian students, staff, and faculty who are losing family members daily. Surviving alongside our students during a genocide, thus, means finding ways to interrelate self- and communal-care. For me...

..., affect theory, sound studies and transnational feminism, this chapter conceptualises music as both testimony and resistance. It introduces key analytical tools, such as grievability, affective publics, acoustic citizenship and feminist soundscapes, to show how artists and activists transform mourning...

... and their songs. These songs function as sites of public mourning and collective grieving, enabling society to process trauma and exposing the limits of institutional responses. In this way, musical expression contributes significantly to the construction of feminist memory and the mobilisation of political...

...: women who conform to moral expectations are mourned; those who deviate are implicitly blamed ( Kourou & Athanasiades, 2022 ). This dichotomy not only distorts justice but also limits empathy, reinforcing the idea that some women are more deserving of protection than others. While the law has been...

... the complex terrain in which cultural and institutional forms of justice intersect. Tensions, Limits and the Work of Justice A first point of convergence is the idea that mourning is political. Drawing on Judith Butler’s notion of grievability, both chapters show that some victims are publicly recognised...

.... ( 2010 ). Feminism, culture and embodied practice: The rhetorics of comparison . Routledge . Proust , V. ( 2025 ). Protest anthems as songs of mourning: Feminist activism through collective expressions of grief . Howard Journal of Communications , 36 ( 2 ), 160 – 175 . Ranjan , S...

...-05413-x Pripas-Kapit , S. ( 2020 ). Historicizing Jim Sinclair’s ‘don’t mourn for us’: A cultural and intellectual history of neurodiversity’s first manifesto . In S. K. Kapp (Ed.), Autistic community and the neurodiversity movement: Stories from the frontline (pp. 23 – 39...

... ). The mirror of production . Telos Press Ltd . Buchanan , S. ( 2012 ). Who’s afraid of Black Indians . Poetica Publishing . Butler , J. ( 2006 ). Precarious life: The power of mourning and violence . Verso . Daniel , N. ( 2022, September 16 ). “He’s only 6 years old...

... will be mourned as deeply […] or whose death will provoke a greater reckoning with the identity and future of the country’ (Landler, 2022). The first act of King Charles III, a day after his mother died, was to proclaim that his son, William, had become the new Prince of Wales. The timing of the announcement...

... I very much fear that we will not have a republican form of government very long.” ²⁴ People have become so caught up in mourning democracy they are ignoring what is really at stake. To move forward, we need to dispel the myth that we are, or ever were, a democracy. To keep our republic...

...—not neurotypical—point of view ( Robertson, 2009 ). The concept of neurodiversity grew out of the Autistic Rights Movement and is intimately tied with autistic self-advocacy; in fact, Jim Sinclair’s Don’t Mourn for Us speech, in which xe implores parents of autistic children to fully accept their children...

... – A critical guide (pp. 207 – 223 ). Cambridge UP . https://eprints.bbk.ac.uk/id/eprint/21954 Derrida , J. ( 1994 ). Spectres of Marx – The state of the debt, the work of mourning and the new international . tr. Peggy Knauf . Routledge . Digitales Wörterbuch der deutschen Sprache. (Ed...

... to benefit you than you have time to take. Mourn that now and get over it because you have a mission in a Ph.D. program that is quite simple. Repeat it as you read: More to Take Than Can Be Taken Every Ph.D. program has different requirements for its degree. If you cannot already basically tell me what...

... to consider the cultural environment during sensitive or crisis periods. For instance, tourism activities might need to be adapted to respect periods of mourning or important cultural occasions. If we incorporate cultural awareness into tourism operations, destinations can facilitate deeper and more...

... with their mother with Tomb Raider as central to the rememberance and nostalgia experienced in this example. Through this type of perspective, the games become a site of mourning and memory and function as a sort of living archive through which relationships can be revisited and honoured. Comments...

... is believed and who is not believed based on their bodies. These missing and battered bodies of knowledge are connected to physical bodies: bodies that have become known as the “other,” racialized and gendered bodies. Litany of Survival: A Mourning Song, a (Re)membering, a Ushering Into Freedom Litany...