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Non-literary Fiction: Art of the Americas under Neoliberalism [1 ed.] 0226822362, 9780226822365

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Non-literary Fiction

Non-literary Fiction Art of the A merica s under Neoliberalism

Esther Gabara The University of Chicago Press C h ic ag o a n d L on d on

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ISBN-13: 978-0-226-82236-5 (cloth) ISBN-13: 978-0-226-82235-8 (paper) ISBN-13: 978-0-226-82237-2 (e-book) DOI: https://doi.org/10.7208/chicago/9780226822372.001.0001 Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Names: Gabara, Esther, 1972–, author. Title: Non-literary fiction :

The Prohibition of Discrimination on the Basis of Sexual Orientation and its Protection in Serbia

Implications of the European Court of Human Rights Case Law to the Courts Practise in Serbia

Darko Dimovski

Proceedings of the VIII International Scientific Conference "Social Changes in the Global World"- Part 1 2021, 2021

Domestic violence has existed in rudimentary forms of the family, and has persisted until today. It is considered as a manifestation of control and power over family members. Studies own shown that domestic violence leaves grave consequences for the bio-psychosocial condition of the victim, especially if it is a child victim. The European Court of Human Rights was still dealing with this issue, primarily in cases of violation of Article 8, where right to respect for private life stupulated. In addition, the Court dealt with domestic violence, when considering the violation of the right to life, the prohibition of torture, the prohibition of forced labor, the right to a fair trial, the right to an effective legal remedy, and the prohibition of discrimi

'Minha mãe não quer ouvir falar. É como se estupro de menino gay fosse justificado': o relato em Londres de uma trans brasileira

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    • Author, Lígia Mesquita
    • Role, Da BBC Brasil em Londres

Quase 20 anos após ter sido abusada sexualmente por um tio, a transexual Gilmara Cunha, de 32 anos, moradora do Complexo da Maré, no Rio de Janeiro, tomou coragem de contar para a mãe sobre a violência que sofreu quando ainda era um menino e começava a apresentar trejeitos femininos.

"A cara dela não expressou nenhum sentimento (...) Ela não quer tocar no assunto, não quer falar, porque ela não entende como uma violência. Se eu quero falar, é porque isso me dói, me machuca, mas ela não quer olhar o meu lado, não quer ouvir, para não construir uma outra perspectiva que ela tem execute irmão dela. (Para ela) É justificável (o que aconteceu): 'você é gay, trans, fica aí com a sua sofrência'."

Por acreditar nessa "justificativa" e achar que ninguém acreditaria em sua história, Gilmara Cunha se calou.

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Literatura Policial: Gender, Genre, and Appropriation in Argentine and Brazilian Hard-boiled Crime Fiction

From the Guest Thematic Editors: Latinx Detective and Noir Narratives

Jose Navarro, Michael Cucher

Diálogo, 2021

identity, and ability-the foundational texts of detective and noir fiction often reinforce the very priorities and structures of power on which these institutions were founded. Many twentieth-century mystery, detective, and noir narratives feature white male heroes who prove their mettle at the expense of brutalized women, gay people, and characters of color. The shadowy imagery in these genres (and even the names of periodicals such as Black Mask) evinces a preoccupation with Blackness that reflects white national/ist fears and desires that have been projected onto Black people since the founding of the United States. As a result, representations of Blackness in famous culture are often consistent with historical efforts to noun and own Dark people in this country, which range from the "peculiar institution" of chattel slavery to the contemporary